Look for aCampusResource forTimeManagement  Find a place oncampus thatfeels inspiringor motivating toyou. Find aLandmark orIconicStatue/BuildingFind theStudentCenter.  Find the CoffeeShop or Cafeon Campus. Visit a campusspace designedfor mindfulness orself-care (e.g., ameditation room ora quiet lounge). Look for aSports Facility(Gym,Stadium, etc.) Locate aClassroomBuilding. Find a SpotThat FeelsComfortableand Secure Spot a StudyArea (e.g., acafe, lounge,or library nook) Find a CampusEventPoster/Noticeboard While walkingthrough thecampus, take amoment to pauseand breathe.  What self-carepractices do you hopeto incorporate into yourcollege routine tosupport your emotionaland mental health? ExploretheLibrary.Locate theMain DiningHall orCafeteria Find a spot witha view (e.g., ahigher vantagepoint or anopen area).Identify the firstand secondcourse you'dpick if youapplied here.Look at aCampus MapWhat’s oneplace youhaven’t exploredyet but want to?What studystrategies wouldhelp you manageacademicpressures withoutfeelingoverwhelmed? Walk through anarea that feels likea community hub(e.g., studentunion, gatheringspace). Look around thecampus andobserve howpeople interactwith each other.  Visit theCampus GreenSpace/Quad.Chat with aCurrent StudentWhat’s one pieceof advice theyhave about goingto college? Take a moment toreflect whilewalking throughthe campus at theend of the tour. Look for aCampusResource forTimeManagement  Find a place oncampus thatfeels inspiringor motivating toyou. Find aLandmark orIconicStatue/BuildingFind theStudentCenter.  Find the CoffeeShop or Cafeon Campus. Visit a campusspace designedfor mindfulness orself-care (e.g., ameditation room ora quiet lounge). Look for aSports Facility(Gym,Stadium, etc.) Locate aClassroomBuilding. Find a SpotThat FeelsComfortableand Secure Spot a StudyArea (e.g., acafe, lounge,or library nook) Find a CampusEventPoster/Noticeboard While walkingthrough thecampus, take amoment to pauseand breathe.  What self-carepractices do you hopeto incorporate into yourcollege routine tosupport your emotionaland mental health? ExploretheLibrary.Locate theMain DiningHall orCafeteria Find a spot witha view (e.g., ahigher vantagepoint or anopen area).Identify the firstand secondcourse you'dpick if youapplied here.Look at aCampus MapWhat’s oneplace youhaven’t exploredyet but want to?What studystrategies wouldhelp you manageacademicpressures withoutfeelingoverwhelmed? Walk through anarea that feels likea community hub(e.g., studentunion, gatheringspace). Look around thecampus andobserve howpeople interactwith each other.  Visit theCampus GreenSpace/Quad.Chat with aCurrent StudentWhat’s one pieceof advice theyhave about goingto college? Take a moment toreflect whilewalking throughthe campus at theend of the tour.

Bermuda College Bingo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Look for a Campus Resource for Time Management
  2. Find a place on campus that feels inspiring or motivating to you.
  3. Find a Landmark or Iconic Statue/Building
  4. Find the Student Center.
  5. Find the Coffee Shop or Cafe on Campus.
  6. Visit a campus space designed for mindfulness or self-care (e.g., a meditation room or a quiet lounge).
  7. Look for a Sports Facility (Gym, Stadium, etc.)
  8. Locate a Classroom Building.
  9. Find a Spot That Feels Comfortable and Secure
  10. Spot a Study Area (e.g., a cafe, lounge, or library nook)
  11. Find a Campus Event Poster/Noticeboard
  12. While walking through the campus, take a moment to pause and breathe.
  13. What self-care practices do you hope to incorporate into your college routine to support your emotional and mental health?
  14. Explore the Library.
  15. Locate the Main Dining Hall or Cafeteria
  16. Find a spot with a view (e.g., a higher vantage point or an open area).
  17. Identify the first and second course you'd pick if you applied here.
  18. Look at a Campus Map What’s one place you haven’t explored yet but want to?
  19. What study strategies would help you manage academic pressures without feeling overwhelmed?
  20. Walk through an area that feels like a community hub (e.g., student union, gathering space).
  21. Look around the campus and observe how people interact with each other.
  22. Visit the Campus Green Space/Quad.
  23. Chat with a Current Student What’s one piece of advice they have about going to college?
  24. Take a moment to reflect while walking through the campus at the end of the tour.