FREE 2-PAGE FILLABLE PDF

The dorm checklist that starts with what not to buy.

Download it now, then use the room, roommate, and leave-home prompts to make a smaller, more realistic packing plan.

Download the free two-page checklist.

No email, account, or purchase is required. Choose the paper size used by your printer.

This is a general planning checklist, not your school’s housing policy. Check your official residence-hall rules before buying bedding, appliances, power products, or room fixtures.

  • US Letter and A4
  • Fillable and print-friendly
  • Roommate ownership prompts
  • No email gate
REAL PDF PREVIEW

Both pages, exactly as generated.

These images are rendered from the current US Letter PDF. The A4 download has the same content fitted to A4 paper.

Page 1 of the free checklist, with fillable room details and checklists for sleep, bath, study, health, and daily items
Page 1: Start with the room. Confirm what the room provides, verify bed size, and choose a lean first packing list.
Page 2 of the free checklist, with a roommate ownership table, leave-home checks, a first-night bag list, and Dorm Plan Builder QR code
Page 2: Share it and leave it. Assign shared items, flag purchases to verify, and keep first-night essentials easy to reach.
WHAT EACH SECTION DECIDES

Five decisions before the cart fills up.

01

Room details

What does housing already provide, and which measurements or rules still need an official answer?

02

Core packing

Which sleep, bath, study, health, and daily items are useful from the first day?

03

Roommate split

Who owns or brings each shared item so two people do not buy the same bulky thing?

04

Leave-home check

Which items are commonly restricted, duplicated, or better bought only after measuring?

05

First-night bag

What stays with the student instead of disappearing under a carload of boxes?

FORMAT, PRINT, AND ACCESSIBILITY

Choose the page size, then save a working copy.

US Letter or A4?

Choose US Letter for 8.5 × 11 inch paper used in the United States and Canada. Choose A4 for 210 × 297 mm paper used in many other countries.

Filling the PDF

Download the file before typing into it, use a PDF reader that supports forms, and save a new copy after entering details. The fields and checkboxes have descriptive labels.

Printing cleanly

Print at “Actual size” or 100% on the matching paper. The checklist stays understandable in grayscale; use draft mode if your printer offers it.

Reading accessibly

The PDF declares English, includes tagged headings, lists, table cells, reading order, labeled form fields, and descriptive links. The Dorm Plan Builder is the browser-based alternative.

FREE OR COMPLETE?

Start free. Pay only if the extra planning pages will help.

The free checklist is a compact starter. The 17-page Complete Move-In Workbook costs $9 and adds dedicated worksheets; it is not required to use the free checklist or planning tools.

Features in the free Dorm, Sorted. checklist and Complete Move-In Workbook
Planning needFree checklistComplete workbook
Length and formats2 fillable pages in US Letter and A417 pages delivered as 4 files: color/fillable and low-ink/print-focused in US Letter and A4
Room and policy checksShort room, bed-size, and provided-item promptsStart Here policy notes plus a dedicated official-policy audit
PackingCompact core packing and leave-home listsTwo-page, six-status packing plan, shopping shortlist, and hall-specific custom page
Roommate coordinationSeven shared-item owner and notes rowsPurchase split with costs and repayments plus a two-page informal agreement
Budget, measurements, and layoutReminder to wait and verify before buyingCategory budget, reimbursements, measurements, seven-day wait list, and room-layout grid
Move-in and purchase recordsSix-item first-night bagFirst-night and arrival plans plus receipts, returns, and move-out tracking

See the complete workbook details

OPTIONAL CONVENIENCE

Email the download links using your own mail app.

This opens a draft containing both direct PDF links. Dorm, Sorted. does not receive, store, or analyze an email address.