• What does the college supply for those living in on-campus residence halls?
  We supply you with a twin-size bed, a dresser or closet (depending on which residence hall you’ll live in), and a desk. Students also receive access to internet.
• Are pets allowed in the residence halls?
  Pets are not permitted in the residence halls other than fish in a 10-gallon tank or smaller.
• Can I cook in the residence halls?
  Yes! Each residence hall has a full kitchen, complete with a toaster, microwave, stove/oven, and refrigerator/freezer.
• Is alcohol allowed on campus?
  No form of alcohol is allowed on campus, regardless of your age. We enforce this policy for the safety of the campus community.
• What appliances are allowed in residence hall rooms?
  You can have a refrigerator (6 cubic feet or smaller). Our students do not have microwaves, toasters, or other items with heating elements in their personal rooms due to safety.
• What is the policy for guests in my room?
  You are responsible for your guests and their actions, and your roommate must consent to the visitor. We also have visitation hours which are posted in the dorms. No guests under the age of 18 are allowed in the residence halls without written approval by Residence Life.
• What items are not allowed in residence halls?
  We do not allow firearms, weapons of any kind, fireworks, dangerous chemicals, gasoline storage, candles, halogen bulbs, pets, or other items which may interfere with a safe and healthy campus.

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• Television
• Steaming memberships
• Refrigerator (up to 6 cubic feet)
• Cell phone with good service/coverage where your college is
• Computer (preferably a laptop)
• Power strip/surge protector
• Sports equipment (football, volleyball, basketball, and any other type of ball)
• Desk Lamp
• Alarm Clock
• Laundry bag or basket
• Laundry soap
• Eating utensils
• Cups and plates 
• Twin XL Bedding – Most dorm beds measure 39 x 80 – so you will need extra-long twin sheets.  Consider bringing mattress pads and featherbeds. Blankets tend to be longer but for comforters an extra-long twin is helpful to avoid cold toes
• Anything to decorate your room and make you feel at home. No holes can be drilled into walls.
• Iron and small ironing board, starch
• Backpack
• Everyday clothes
• Bath towels, robe
• Personal hygiene items (toothpaste, deodorant, soap)
• Shower shoes, flip flops, or Crocs
• Shower caddy for toiletries
• First aid kit, including Band-aids, antibiotic ointment, ace bandage, etc.
• Umbrella
• Raincoat
• Rain shoes/boots
• Pictures of family, friends and/or pets
• Swimsuit(s)
• Workout and/or sports clothes
• “Dress” clothes (A blazer, ties, business apparel)
• “Grubby” clothes (who knows if you’ll go clean up along the highway, paint someone’s house or need to play football in the mud)
• Textbooks – Affordable college textbooks are available online. You can also rent college textbooks instead of buying.
• Write down all electronic serial numbers and mark them with an identifiable symbol, number, etc.
• Medication prescriptions-Make sure they are updated and you have possible refills. Check into transferring your prescription to a local pharmacy
• Insurance card

Please Leave At Home…

• Pets other than fish in a 10-gallon tank or smaller
• Weapons of any kind
• Tobacco products (including vape systems), alcohol, drugs
• Microwaves, toasters, or anything with heating coils
• Candles
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StudentLife-ResidenceRoomDimensions.pdf

Use the link above to check out room dimensions and pictures!