University of Vermont
📍 Burlington, VT
Quick take
Check the exact building and room assignment before ordering bedding, appliances, or storage. Campus-wide guesses are how perfectly good money gets wasted.
Bed and room basics
Residence hall rooms use Twin XL mattresses, approximately 36 by 80 inches. Rooms include a desk, chair, dresser or wardrobe, and an installed bed rail. The bed rail stays installed. Check the room page before buying storage or furniture.
Pack these first
- Twin XL bedding and mattress protection
- Winter layers, waterproof boots, and a compact fan
- Laundry, shower, and study supplies
Rules and smart skips
- Microwaves must be 700 watts or less.
- Refrigerators may be up to 4 cubic feet and 34 inches high. Fridges under 4 cu ft · 700-watt microwaves
- Bring a small trash can. A recycling bin is provided.
Burlington gives postcard views and weather that expects follow-through.
Before move-in
- Confirm the building, room type, mattress, and provided furniture.
- Read the latest official move-in and prohibited-items guidance.
- Decide who is bringing shared appliances and cleaning supplies.
- Measure first, shop second, avoid explaining a giant rug to your family later.
Official sources
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