21 College Snacks You Should Have on Hand in Your Dorm Room At All Times

Fuel up with The Only Bean's dry-roasted edamame snacks. They're packed with fiber and plant-based protein to soothe hunger pains in between classes.

Pulling an all night study sesh to cram before a big exam can do a number on your energy levels. When you need a pick me up, grab Frooze Balls double-filled energy balls to recharge.

When you're on the go and need a quick bite to eat, grab some veggie crisps. Packed with tons of flavor, these tasty treats are made with farm-picked veggies that are so good that you'll honestly forget you're eating peas, beans, and lentils.

Pulling an all-nighter can be intense. Dried fruit can give you the extra energy boost you need to make it through your late-night study sesh.

If you're looking for a snack that's safe to pass around the dorms, Abe's muffins are it. The delicious treats are vegan and allergy-free, making them perfect for students with digestive intolerants and other dietary restrictions.

OK, rice cakes may seem totally bland, but that's kind of the point. Spread whatever you want on them and they become a delicious receptacle for Nutella, avocado, you name it. Plus, they're super easy to store. They do get messy, however, so just make sure you have a mini vacuum on hand.

Speaking of things to spread on rice cakes, you may want to consider keeping a jar of almond (or peanut) butter around. Of course, make sure to check in with your roommate about allergies before bringing food into the room.

If you can kill a whole tub of hummus in one sitting, you aren't alone. It's the perfect thing to put out when you have some friends over for a study sesh. Now, you just need some carrots, chips, or pretzels to dip into it.

Did someone say pretzels? Dips these guys in hummus or just grab a handful while you're running out the door. Trust me, this tub won't last too long.

I can't be the only one who needs to be constantly snacking on something when I study. That's why popcorn is such a go-to study snack, it seemingly never runs out, and you can eat tons of it without feeling sick. Trust me, you're going to want to stock up on this one.

Can you even have a list of college snacks without including ramen? I mean it's a classic for a reason. Whether you're hungry after a late night out, or you can't bear to think about eating dining hall food for a fifth night in a row, ramen is always here for you.

Yes, your dining hall may have a good cereal selection, but sometimes you don't want to see everyone you know just to get a bowl of Apple Jacks. So, it's always smart to keep a good selection of cereals in your dorm room (and milk in your fridge).

OK, I have to include a few healthy options here to appease the parents, but trust me, you'll be happy to have a yogurt to grab when you're late to your 9 AM class and you feel like you haven't eaten in days.

Not a fan of plain yogurt? Throw some granola on there for a touch of crunch (I recommend some berries as well).

While we're talking breakfast, let's give a shoutout to oatmeal. If you know you have time management issues in the morning, put a bowl of oatmeal and milk in your fridge overnight so that it's ready to go the second you wake up.

Keep a few of these in your backpack for those days when you have classes straight through lunch.

If you prefer one specific nut over a combination of many, make sure to stock up on your favorite for a healthy mid-day snack.

Some days, you just need a cheesy pick-me-up and that's exactly what Easy Mac is for. Pop one of these packs in your dorm microwave and enjoy.

Protein bars are another great snack to always have on hand. You never know when you're going to find yourself in the library for an all-night study sesh, so make sure to always keep a few of these in your backpack too.