Taking the big leap - moving into the dorm
Well,
moving into the dorm at Montana State University took a couple of days, but I did that because I only live 45 minutes away, so packing all my stuff in a few trips wasn't a problem, and worked ok with shopping for a TV stand, desk lamp, misc room supplies and other stuff.
Getting everything situated in the room can be a challenge because with such a small area, there's no extra room for all of a college students belongings.
The bed situation:
If the bed setup doesn't allow for enough room, consider stacking the beds to make a bunk, because every square foot is precious. We tried dismanteling my bed, and storing the wood in the closet. However, the same day a 2 different RA's came in and said that it was a "fire hazard". Now my roomate's bed is really high off the floor, and it's tough, so we'll have to work something out.
moving into the dorm at Montana State University took a couple of days, but I did that because I only live 45 minutes away, so packing all my stuff in a few trips wasn't a problem, and worked ok with shopping for a TV stand, desk lamp, misc room supplies and other stuff.
Getting everything situated in the room can be a challenge because with such a small area, there's no extra room for all of a college students belongings.
The bed situation:
If the bed setup doesn't allow for enough room, consider stacking the beds to make a bunk, because every square foot is precious. We tried dismanteling my bed, and storing the wood in the closet. However, the same day a 2 different RA's came in and said that it was a "fire hazard". Now my roomate's bed is really high off the floor, and it's tough, so we'll have to work something out.
posted by Bayard at 6:45 PM
0 comments
