What to Bring

Bring
	Twin bed sheets		Twin size blanket		Wastebasket
	Laundry basket		Toiletries		Broom/Mop
	Towels		Clothes hangers		Detergent
	Phone		Shower shoes		Desk Lamp
	Cleaning supplies		Umbrella		Flashlight
	Dictionary		Backpack		Sewing kit
	Alarm clock		Shower bucket		Robe
	Throw rugs		Calling card		Poster putty
	Headphones		Plastic containers for snacks		Power strip with surge protector
Do Not Bring
	Hot plates		Halogen Lamps		Candles and Incense
	Crock Pots		Toasters		Darts or dartboards
	Electric skillets		Space heaters		Pets of any kind
Approved Appliances
	Microwave		T.V.		VCR/DVD
	Mini Refrigerator		Iron		Stereo
	Computer		Hair curlers		Hair dryer
	Coffee pot		Answering machine		Electric blanket
	Fan

Student Advice

“Bring an extra set of sheets. Roommates are notorious for spilling stuff on yours late at night.” Renee

"Bring food containers and utensils. Don’t be left eating snacks with your fingers.” Courtney

“Don’t bring all your stuff on the first day. Wait until you get settled to buy just what you need.” Charity

“Call your roommate before you arrive to arrange the plans for check in day. Try to arrive at the same time so that no one feels left out.” Marty

“Don’t use nails, tacks or screws on the walls. You will have to pay for damages.” Sarah

“Make sure you meet your RA when you arrive. She/he will help you when you have questions." Rachel

“Don’t cut carpet to fit your room! Just bring an area rug." Jason