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Agnes Scott’s current Residence Life FAQ says most mattresses are extra-long twin. Residence halls provide shared microwaves and refrigerators in common areas, while each bedroom may have one mini-fridge no larger than 2.7 cubic feet and drawing no more than 1.5 amps. Other appliances stay out of bedrooms and may be used and stored in common kitchen spaces; Command strips are listed for posters, and student air conditioners and space heaters are strictly prohibited.
| Topic | Safe result | Scope | Official source | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air conditioning and climate | Prohibited | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
| Walls and mounting policy | Allowed | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
| Bathroom and kitchen context | Provided | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
| Bed and room furnishings | Provided | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
| Other appliance policy | Restricted | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
| Refrigerator and microwave | Restricted | Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls | Frequently Asked Questions Last source check | Verified from the official sourceCurrent through 2026-09-25 |
Agnes Scott residence halls provide shared common-area microwaves and refrigerators, and residents may use and store small appliances such as coffee machines and toasters in common kitchen spaces.
Agnes Scott says most residence-hall mattresses are extra-long twin.
Agnes Scott’s residence-life packing guidance lists Command strips for hanging posters.
Agnes Scott strictly prohibits students from bringing air conditioners or space heaters to residence halls.
Agnes Scott does not allow other appliances in residence-hall bedrooms; small appliances such as coffee machines and toasters may be used and stored in common kitchen spaces.
Agnes Scott provides shared microwaves and refrigerators in residence-hall common areas and permits one bedroom mini-fridge no larger than 2.7 cubic feet and drawing no more than 1.5 amps.
These topics depend on the assignment, need a newer source check, contain conflicting information, or are not clearly answered by the official source. Their scope and source stay visible without turning uncertainty into a rule.
No hall-level or room-type record is currently supported. The source migration does distinguish these housing scopes, but it does not justify a separate hall page:
Agnes Scott College Office of Residence Life · Scope: Agnes Scott College undergraduate residence halls
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The guidance in this section is editorial advice, not an official housing rule.
Coordinate with your roommate before buying: the supported limit is one mini-fridge per bedroom, no more than 2.7 cubic feet and 1.5 amps, while common-area refrigerators and microwaves are already available.
Do not plan to use coffee machines, toasters, or other appliances in the bedroom; use and store the named small appliances in common kitchen spaces.
Most mattresses are Twin XL, but the source keeps that qualifier. Check the assigned room before buying nonreturnable bedding, and leave personal air conditioners and space heaters at home.
Added a source-controlled undergraduate residence-hall profile from the current official Residence Life FAQ; four unanswered topics remain Verify.