What to Bring/Not to Bring

What Is Provided

• Twin Mattress
• Twin Bed Frame
• Desk and Chair
• Bookshelf
• 5-Drawer Dresser
• Closet or Wardrobe
• High-speed internet connection/wireless
• Xfinity Cable (accessible by computer)

What to Bring

• Twin XL-size sheets
• Bedspread or comforter, blankets
• Pillow and pillowcases
• Alarm clock
• Towels and washcloths
• Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc.)
• Clothes hangers
• Backpack/school supplies/school books
• Mattress cover
• UL approved grounded surge protectors only
• Noise canceling headphones /earbuds
• Box fan (First-year halls and Morehouse James)
• Umbrella/raincoat
• Social Security card (for employment purposes)
• Insurance and pharmacy cards
• Current prescription medications
• Prescription refills (if needed)
• Laundry detergent
• Cleaning Supplies

Useful Items

• Twin XL-size sheets
• Bedspread or comforter, blankets
• Pillow and pillowcases
• Alarm clock
• Towels and washcloths
• Toiletries (soap, shampoo, toothbrush, etc.)
• Clothes hangers
• Backpack/school supplies/school books
• Mattress cover
• UL approved grounded surge protectors only
• Noise canceling headphones /earbuds
• Box fan (First-year halls and Morehouse James)
• Umbrella/raincoat
• Social Security card (for employment purposes)
• Insurance and pharmacy cards
• Current prescription medications
• Prescription refills (if needed)
• Laundry detergent
• Cleaning Supplies
  
  
  

Things to Discuss With Your Roommate

• Futon/couch/chairs
• Television
• Video game consoles
• Rug

What NOT to Bring/Subject to Confiscation

List of prohibited items

Review the Community Living Guide PDF

• Candles or Incense
• Electrical frying pans and air fryers (including deep fryers or Fry Daddy’s)
• Toaster or Toaster Oven
• Electric skillets, electric grills (including George Foreman Grills)
• Refrigerator
• Microwave
• Cooking appliances with exposed heating elements
• A bed frame or loft
• Mattress
• Cinder blocks
• Space heater
• Wireless router
• Fans with cooling units and/or air conditioning units.
• E-cigarettes / vapes / tobacco products
• Alcohol (including empty bottles and containers)
• Weapons or ammunition (firearms, knives, etc.)
• Firestick, Apple TV, Alexa
• Extension cords
• Unapproved materials for hanging, including tacks, nails, staples; anything that might damage walls/doors/floors
• Any electrical items that are not in good working condition
• Pets (except fish in a 10 gallon or less tank)
• Expensive or irreplaceable collectibles or jewelry
• Fireworks / explosives
• Illegal drugs (including drug paraphernalia)

Please note that drugs considered legal in other states may be illegal in the state of Georgia.

Drugs are defined as . . .

• any stimulant
• intoxicant (including alcohol) nervous system depressant
• hallucinogen other chemical substance, compound, or combination when used to induct an altered state; and any otherwise lawfully available product or substance (such as over the counter or prescription drugs, etc.) used for any purpose other than its intended use.