Who wentto an IvyLeagueWas aresidentadvisor (RA)in collegeStudiedsomethingdifferent thanwhat theyteach nowAttendedcollegewithin thelast 5 yearsAttendedan onlineor hybridprogramChangedmajors incollegeStudiedabroadWhohas theirPHDAttendeda CUNYWho has adegree in SocialWork/CounselingPlayed asport incollegeStill talks tosomeonethey met incollegeHastheirMastersTooksummerclasses incollegeGot adegree fromanotherCountryLived offcampusduringcollegeCan nametheircollegemascotAttended aPWI(PredominantlyWhiteInstitution)Attendedcollege inanotherstateAttendedacommunitycollegeHas aspecializationcertification(CASAC-T,Bilingualextension, etc)Participatedin a collegeclubAttendeda SUNYWorked apart-timejob whilein collegeLived oncampusduringcollegeTook a gapyear orbreak fromschoolTook nightclasses incollegePlayed asport or didmarchingband incollegeWho hasmore thanonegraduatedegreesTransferredcollegesduringundergradAttended anHBCU(HistoricallyBlack Collegeor University)Attendedcollege morethan 20years agoJoined a Greekorganization(sorority/fraternity)Used publictransportationevery day incollegeWas a first-generationcollegestudentWho wentto an IvyLeagueWas aresidentadvisor (RA)in collegeStudiedsomethingdifferent thanwhat theyteach nowAttendedcollegewithin thelast 5 yearsAttendedan onlineor hybridprogramChangedmajors incollegeStudiedabroadWhohas theirPHDAttendeda CUNYWho has adegree in SocialWork/CounselingPlayed asport incollegeStill talks tosomeonethey met incollegeHastheirMastersTooksummerclasses incollegeGot adegree fromanotherCountryLived offcampusduringcollegeCan nametheircollegemascotAttended aPWI(PredominantlyWhiteInstitution)Attendedcollege inanotherstateAttendedacommunitycollegeHas aspecializationcertification(CASAC-T,Bilingualextension, etc)Participatedin a collegeclubAttendeda SUNYWorked apart-timejob whilein collegeLived oncampusduringcollegeTook a gapyear orbreak fromschoolTook nightclasses incollegePlayed asport or didmarchingband incollegeWho hasmore thanonegraduatedegreesTransferredcollegesduringundergradAttended anHBCU(HistoricallyBlack Collegeor University)Attendedcollege morethan 20years agoJoined a Greekorganization(sorority/fraternity)Used publictransportationevery day incollegeWas a first-generationcollegestudent

RED RIBBON 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. Who went to an Ivy League
  2. Was a resident advisor (RA) in college
  3. Studied something different than what they teach now
  4. Attended college within the last 5 years
  5. Attended an online or hybrid program
  6. Changed majors in college
  7. Studied abroad
  8. Who has their PHD
  9. Attended a CUNY
  10. Who has a degree in Social Work/Counseling
  11. Played a sport in college
  12. Still talks to someone they met in college
  13. Has their Masters
  14. Took summer classes in college
  15. Got a degree from another Country
  16. Lived off campus during college
  17. Can name their college mascot
  18. Attended a PWI (Predominantly White Institution)
  19. Attended college in another state
  20. Attended a community college
  21. Has a specialization certification (CASAC-T, Bilingual extension, etc)
  22. Participated in a college club
  23. Attended a SUNY
  24. Worked a part-time job while in college
  25. Lived on campus during college
  26. Took a gap year or break from school
  27. Took night classes in college
  28. Played a sport or did marching band in college
  29. Who has more than one graduate degrees
  30. Transferred colleges during undergrad
  31. Attended an HBCU (Historically Black College or University)
  32. Attended college more than 20 years ago
  33. Joined a Greek organization (sorority/fraternity)
  34. Used public transportation every day in college
  35. Was a first-generation college student