Residents will be expected to take personal responsibility for cleanliness and sanitation in their spaces.
Dolly or hand truck
Residents may check out moving bins, but equipment is limited. Bins must be returned within 2 hours of the original check-out location to avoid a minimum $50 charge to your student account.
Note:toilet paper holders are still being changed out in many residence halls. If there is remaining toilet paper in your bathroom, it will not be replenished by housing. You are responsible for providing your own toilet paper when it runs out.
Toiletries and hygiene items, including prescription medications
Standing shower caddy (NO hanging shower caddies are permitted)
Trashcan and trash bags
Power strip
120-volt U.L. approved/built-in manual reset 15 and circuit breaker/maximum length cord six (6) feet/maximum six (6) outlets at end of cord
Laundry bag and detergent (HE detergent)
Microwave (under 1000 watts)
Mini-fridge (under 5 cubic feet)
Shower curtains (Towers and NorthView residents)
Computer and/or other devices
Ethernet cable
For items that cannot connect to the UCF Wi-Fi network; for more information on wireless internet connectivity, visit UCF IT
Toilet plunger
Bikes
You are allowed to have a bicycle on campus as long as you secure it properly to a bike rack outside
Apartments (addl. items)
Pots & pans
Cooking utensils
Eating utensils
Dishes
Water filter
The following appliances are permitted in Apartment style kitchens only: Toaster ovens, toasters, rice cookers, crock pots, air fryers, and George Foreman grills.
Items to Leave at Home
Hanging shower caddies
Animals (other than fish in a 10 gallon or smaller tank)
For information regarding the approval process of service animals, click here and navigate to the Accommodations tab.
LED strip lights (with adhesive backs)
Bed lofts or risers
Note: Bed mattresses will be raised to their highest level prior to move-in. Additional lifts or risers of any kind are not permitted.
Waterbeds
Octopus, torchiere lamps, and Light bulbs or lamps that utilize halogen gas
Wall decorations covering more than twenty percent of each individual wall
Scented plug-ins
3-D printers
Curtains used in hallways, windows, or as partitions
Firearms, explosives, or any sharp weaponry
Any type of gun/weapon (toy, bb guns, airsoft guns, pellet guns, bow and arrow, etc.)
Illegal drugs
WiFi routers
Heaters, hot plates, and other “open element” appliances
Devices using an open flame, such as candles, portable gas stoves, grills, fondue pots, gas burner hot plates, or gas lanterns
Toaster ovens, toasters, rice cookers, crock pots, air fryers, etc. (Note: these are only allowed in our apartment-style kitchens)
Note: If your appliance triggers the fire alarm, a minimum $375 fee will be charged.
Bikes
You are allowed to have a bicycle on campus as long as you secure it properly to a bike rack outside. However, we find that the majority of students who bring a bike to campus never use it throughout the year. Carefully consider whether you will actually use your bike before bringing it to campus. You may not keep your bicycle inside any housing facility for any reason.