Emory University
A small approved refrigerator or microfridge is allowed within Emory’s limits; a standalone microwave is prohibited in traditional/suite residence-hall rooms.
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A small approved refrigerator or microfridge is allowed within Emory’s limits; a standalone microwave is prohibited in traditional/suite residence-hall rooms.
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Yes, within Georgia Tech's size and power limits: a refrigerator up to 4.5 cubic feet and a microwave under 10 amps/1,200 watts are listed for residents.
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Yes. Menlo allows one refrigerator and one microwave per residence bedroom.
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Yes. Students may bring a mini-fridge and/or microwave, but UCSC recommends only one of each per room and coordinating with roommates.
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Yes, within USF's published size and wattage limits.
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Yes, within UTampa's published appliance limits; apartments may already have full-size kitchen appliances.
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