91探花

Students can only move in on their specific arrival date and time. They cannot move-in early with their roommate/suitemate if their roommate/suitemate has an earlier time. A student will be charged $150 per night if they move in prior to their assigned move-in date.

• Bath towels and washcloths
• Bed spread
• Blankets
• Computer/laptop
• Ethernet cable
• Fan
• First aid supplies
• Flashlight
• General cleaning supplies
• Laundry basket
• Laundry detergent and dryer sheets
• Pillows/pillow cases
• Sheets (extra long twin)
• Shower shoes and caddy
• Storage crates
• Toiletries
• Towels
• Trash can and bags
• Umbrella

• Broom, mop, and small vacuum 
• Carpet/area rug
• Coffee maker (no exposed heat element)
• Microwave
• Refrigerator
• TV

• Air conditioners
• Candles/incense/wax melts
• Ceramic heaters
• Griddle or panini press
• Hot plates
• Nails/screws (allowed to use tacks and blue painters tape)
• Plug in string lights
• Toasters or toaster oven
• Weapons
• Other prohibited items as published in our Student Handbook 

Residents may only use painter’s tape, tacks, and pins to hang up items in their rooms. Command strips are not allowed.

You are responsible for each item of furniture in your residence hall room and living spaces. Furniture must remain in assigned spaces and cannot be removed or stored in locations other than their assigned room.

Many individuals are nervous about not getting along with their roommate. Don’t worry, this is perfectly normal, and they may even feel the same way! It is important to communicate with your roommate early and often about your shared expectations for your room. If you need additional help about how to communicate with your roommate, ask your Resident Assistant (RA). 

Students are allowed to apply for a dog or cat to reside on campus with them in pet-friendly housing. The deadline for returning students has passed. The application deadline for new students will be announced soon. 

Pet policy

Building relationships and making new friends in your residence hall is one of the best parts of your college experience.  You will see these individuals many times throughout the year, and your Resident Assistants are excited to create a sense of community on your floors and across campus. 

Our Welcome Week events, residence life, and campus life programs offer excellent opportunities throughout the year to build a sense of belonging at 91探花. Also, we invite you to attend our Student Club Fair to learn about ways to get involved in student organizations across campus.

If you need assistance between the hours of 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m., you may contact the Office of Student Affairs at 828.898.5241 or studentaffairs@lmc.edu. After 5 p.m., each area of campus has a Resident Assistant on duty which you may contact if you are in need of assistance. These numbers are posted throughout your residence hall. In case of an emergency, you may also contact Campus Police and Security 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 828.260.0505.