Items to Bring

As you plan your arrival to Georgia Tech we ask that you consider the following recommendations. Please bring essential items only so as to ensure a smooth move-in process for the entire community, and simplify the move-out process later in the semester.
What to Bring

Here you will find the list of items you should consider bringing with you to move-in, with specific needs for each type of room below.

The Tenth and Home complex on North Campus offers one and two bedroom Family-monthly unfurnished apartments which have no furniture in them. The full size kitchen is equipped with a dishwasher, garbage disposal, microwave, stove, oven, refrigerator, cabinets, pantry, and washer and dryer. You will need to plan to provide furnishings according to your personal needs.

Personal Items
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Shower caddy, soap and toiletries
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Towels and washcloths
At least 2 sets
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Shower Shoes
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Extra-long twin bed sheets
At least 2 sets
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Blanket, pillow and pillowcases
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Laundry bag, laundry detergent
Regular and/or high-efficiency detergent works
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Power outlet strip
(14- or 12-gauge wire)
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Medicines, first aid kit
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All-purpose surface cleaner
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Dehumidifier or air purifiers are recommended
Please coordinate with your roommate on these items and ensure all items are certified "energy star" compliant.
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TV
32" or smaller is suggested/DVD
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Microwave
Less than 10 amps or 1,200 watts
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Refrigerator
No larger than 4.5 cubic ft.
For Suites
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All-purpose surface cleaner
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Cleaning supplies
Broom, mop & bucket, disinfectant, toilet brush
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Trash bags
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Vacuum
Coordinate with suite mates
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Bathroom Supplies
Toilet paper, toiletries, towels, bathmat, shower caddie
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First-aid supplies
For Apartments
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Kitchen supplies
Towels, dishwasher detergent, liquid soap, paper towels, ice trays, trash bags, dishes, utensils, cookware, etc.
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Bathroom supplies
Toilet paper, toiletries, trash bags, towels, bathmat
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Cleaning supplies
Broom, mop & bucket, disinfectant, toilet brush, mirror/glass cleaner
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Vacuum
Coordinate with roommates
Prohibited Items

The items below are not permitted in the residence halls or apartments. While we attempt to list as many non-permitted items that we know of, the list is not comprehensive; please contact the Housing Help Desk to ask about any items not listed that may be questionable.

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Alcoholic beverages
If under 21 years of age
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Candles, fireworks, weapons, incense, halogen bulbs
Battery operated candles only
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Appliances with open/exposed heating element
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Lofts
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Masking tape, nails, other products which damage or deface painted walls
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Pets
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Personal door locks
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Traditional extension cords
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Wireless access points
See the GT wireless and Walk-Up Network Access webpage for more information
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3D Printers
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Pressure cookers / Instant pot / air fryer
What's in Your Room

Check out what will be in your room when you arrive. Read all about the furnishings for each room style, see diagrams and measurements for bedroom furniture, and learn how your bed can be set up.

Room & Furniture Info

Connectivity

Need to connect to the included network services? Please visit WreckTechs for all requirements, specifications, and instructions.

WreckTechs provides a free dedicated Help Desk for technology related services including high-speed wireless networking.

GET HELP WITH TECHNOLOGY

Appliances

Personal appliances that are used for cooking need to be used in a proper and safe manner. No open flame device is allowed in any residence hall. Appliances that generate high temperatures (generally over 140 degrees such as a George Foreman grill or portable deep fat fryers) can only be used at approved locations. The top of any of the apartment or common area stoves provided with exhaust hoods are considered the only approved locations for use within residence halls. Slow cookers are allowed.

Individual health and air quality requirements vary greatly between students’ desires and needs. Students should plan for small portable units (de-humidifier, air cleaner, humidifier, fan, ionizer, etc.) that meet their personal comfort desires as these items are not supplied in the rooms.