Linens

Sheets - 2 sets are sufficient

Twin XL; Full-for Trinity/Edens/Wanamaker

Pillows

Light blanket

Comforter

Mattress topper

Towels

Washcloth

Pillowcase

Note: Mattresses are covered

Toiletries

Shower caddy

Shampoo/Conditioner

Soap

Deodorant

Razors

Toothbrush

Toothpaste

Dental floss

Contact lens/Solution

Tissues

Shower shoes

Appliances

Lamp/Reading Light

Hair Dryer

Alarm Clock - backup for cellphone

Electronics

Laptop/Charger

Flash Drive

HDMI cord

A few surge-protected power strips

COVID Supplies

Face Masks

Disinfectant Wipes

Hand Sanitizer

Food Prep

Can opener

Fork/Spoon

Plate

Plastic Bags/Wrap

Plastic Food Containers

Reusable Water Bottles

School Supplies

Notebooks

Pens

Pencils/Erasers

Highlighters

Paperclips

Stapler

Scissors

Bookbag/Backpack

Laundry

Detergent

Hangers

Dryer Sheets

Laundry Basket

Clothing & Accessories

Rain Boots

Rain Jacket

Umbrella

Cool-weather Jacket

Shorts

Comfortable Shoes

Business Outfit - Optional

Semi-formal Outfit - Optional

Note: Heavier winter clothes should

not be necessary before Thanksgiving. Items to layer would work well.

Personal Documents (if applicable)

Driver’s License

Personal ID

Passport

Health Insurance Card

Bank Card

Credit Card

Note: Students who plan to work

will need documentation for I-9

Other

Sunglasses

Sunscreen

Batteries

Posters & Pictures

Storage Containers for supplies and clothes

Command Strips/Hooks for most dorms

Pushpins for Bell Tower and Trinity

Coffee Mugs

Below is a suggested list should you wish to make a complete medical/first aid kit. Our kids went the minimalist route with band aids, antibiotic ointment, and ibuprofen/acetaminophen. A full-service pharmacy is located on West Campus should students not have the items they need. Students will be given a thermometer when they check in.

Dorm Medical/First Aid Kit – Buy a plastic box with a lid and a handle. Go to Target, CVS, Wal-Mart or equivalent. Buy everything they might need. Suggestions: Tylenol, Midol, Advil, Aleve, Neosporin, Tums, Band-Aids, Nyquil, Benadryl, Oscillococcinum, Robitussin, Afrin Spray, Hydro-Cortisone cream, Bug Spray, Benadryl Spray or Gel, Chapstick, Eye Drops.

After you get it all, go through it with your student and have the student write down on a pad what each item is for and how much to take. That way they do not have questions.