Renters Checklist - Off Campus Living - University at Buffalo 2025

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Use of microwaves, toasters, toaster ovens, hot plates, and appliances with exposed heating elements are strictly prohibited in student residence hall rooms and apartment bedrooms. Small appliances (including George Foreman grills) can be used only in designated kitchen areas.
Room and board include the cost of housing and a meal plan. Colleges typically have room and board budgets for students who live on campus in college-owned or operated housing, for students who pay rent to live off-campus in an apartment, and for students who live off-campus with their parents or other relatives.
Weapons, ammunition, explosive materials, fireworks, gasoline or any other flammable liquids such as propane or butane are not permitted in the residence halls or apartments.
The good news is that you can generally use financial aid to help cover your off-campus housing costs. Just make sure to understand the disbursement process, budget your funds carefully, and reach out to your financial aid office with questions.
Campus Living recommends the below items for your rooms: Approved Power Strips (extension cords are not allowed in residence halls or apartments) Alarm Clock. Area Rug. Bed Sheets (Twin Extra Long for Residence Halls Creekside East/Full Size for all other Apartments) Blankets. Boot Tray. Calendar. Cell Phone/Charger.
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A space heater If youre a cold person, then you might think that taking a space heater to college with you is a great way to stay toasty, but this is another item thats banned in most dorm rooms, simply because of the fire risk. Opt for cozy blankets instead and stock up on cute sweatshirts.
At UB, you can choose to live on-campus or off-campus. Many students choose on-campus housing for the convenience, safety and community. For students who want to live off-campus, we offer a variety of helpful resources.
Dorm rules Dorm buildings have rules for entry to keep residents safe, happy, and productive. These can include quiet hours, guest policies, and rules about what appliances are allowed in rooms. The rules are usually available on your schools website.

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