The document provides tips for surviving the winter tundra climate as a college student. It recommends dressing in layers and proper footwear to stay warm. It also suggests being prepared for transportation by maintaining your vehicle, having tools, and leaving early to account for weather delays. The document advises planning activities and meals in advance, keeping extra layers, and staying hydrated with warm drinks to endure cold temperatures.

1. How to Survive the
Tundra
College Survival Guide for the winter

2. Attire
•LAYERS ARE KEY!!!!!!!
•Cheaper isn’t always better
•Dress accordingly
•Don’t be an ice skater
(proper footwear)

3. Cars/Transportation
•Be early for public transit/get earlier times
•Have necessary tools for your car
•Maintenance is key
•Vinegar solution on windshield (avoids
frost)
•Zip ties on bike

4. Activities
•Plan ahead/be early
•Leave early
(traffic/weather)
•Bring extra layers in case

5. Food
•Always warm things (coffee,
tea, hot chocolate)
•Meal prep (cut things
early/defrost early)
•Enough for a couple of days
•Water boiler is KEY

6. Staying warm
•Reflect heat from
radiator
•Heaters
•Layers
•MULTIPLE BLANKETS!!!