What Should I Bring For My Room?

All bedrooms are furnished with

• Bed frame, mattress, and mattress pad Desk and chair Closet and dresser telephone outlet One internet connection
• Wastebasket

Living rooms furnishings include:

• One sofa Side chairs One table Micro fridges in suites
• Emergency 9-1-1 phone line

Bed & Bath

• Bedding (bedspread, blankets, pillow, pillowcases, sheets for extra long twin bed) Towels and washcloths Alarm clock/radio Container or carrier for personal toiletries Bathrobe and shower shoes
• Emergency supplies including flashlight and personal first aid kit

Clothing and Laundry

• Clothes hangers Laundry detergent and fabric softener Laundry hamper/basket Iron and small ironing board
• Sewing kit

Electrical Accessories

• UL approved power strips for all electronic equipment CAT5 internet cord Personal computer and printer Radio, stereo….headphones Mini-fridge (3 cu ft or less)
• Desk or reading lamp with non-halogen lights

Other Items

• Medications Fix-It kit: tape, scissors, stapler, hole punch Bike and lock Pictures of friends and family Cleaning supplies Storage containers/boxes (food, clothes, books, etc.) Kitchen items (for apartment occupants) School Supplies
• Stationary

WHAT NOT TO BRING

• Hot plates/electric skillets. Any cooking device with an open heating element Toasters or microwaves Percolator Oil popcorn poppers Refrigerators larger than 3 cu ft Freezers Halogen lamps Extension cords and outlet adapters Electric blankets Candles and incense Pets of any kind (other than fish in a tank not to exceed 5 gallons) Weapons of any kind Hookahs and other smoking paraphernalia Nails, screws or other types of wall fasteners
• Alcohol or alcohol-related decorations

In general you should leave things at home if they

1. Present a safety hazard
2. take up lots of space
3. Would be an annoyance to others; and
4. Are likely to cause damage to your room or furnishings

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