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The good news it that so much is available — more than ever — at affordable prices; just make sure that before you spend next year’s tuition bill on this year’s supplies, you are armed with some key bits of information. 1. Before you shop for your dorm room, check with your school to see if they can provide you with details of your room — its size, configuration, etc. Some colleges even allow you to take virtual tours of your room before you arrive at www.dormtours.net. Your school will tell you what is provided and what is prohibited (most schools do not allow anything that gets hot, like hot plates or space heaters — even candles). It is also wise to contact your roommate to find out what he or she is bringing so that you don’t end up with two microwaves or two mini-fridges. You can also check out the MicroFridge. 2. Chances are you won’t be able to take your favorite bed sheets. Most schools have extra-long beds and sheets that require extra-long bedding. I recommend buying a good quality mattress pad and bed topper to make those much-needed Z’s all the better.
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