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Tip #4: Find a good app on your phone or computer that generates white noise. While living in a dorm, you’ll be surrounded my other people who generally don’t have the same sleep schedule as you do. White noise can be helpful to drown out other noise around you and avoid conflict with your roommates. Plus you’ll find that it’s easier to sleep if the background noise is consistent rather than sporadic.
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Tip #3: LEARN YOUR DORM ROOMS POLICY ON COOKWARE!!! Unless you plan on going to the dining hall three times a day, this is extremely important. All dorm rooms allow different types of appliances inside rooms and some are much more lenient than others. For instance, here at Southern Oregon University, I am allowed to have any appliance that does not contain an open coil. So basically no toasters or toaster ovens. My freshman year, I bought a hot water heater that my roommates begged me to let them use. While you might not think of this if you aren’t an avid tea drinker, hot water heaters give you the ability to make ramen noodles, coffee and hot chocolate. I’ve even used it to boil water to clean my sink drain before! Other than that, my dorm room includes a fridge, microwave, and a two burner hotplate. I brought the not plate myself because surprisingly no where in the guidelines for living here does it say that we aren’t allowed to have them. This can increase your dietary options by tenfold.
Tip #2: As far as grocery stores go, Trader Joe’s is by far my favorite place to shop. As long as you stick to their items under $3, you’ll have a much easier time staying under budget than at Whole Foods or Safeway. Some of the essentials I make sure to stock up on are tandori naan, persian cucumbers, rainbow trail mix, this strawberry walked into a bar granola bars, almond butter, pastrami style smoked salmon, and white cheddar corn puffs. While their produce isn’t always the best, I’m usually able to find a good amount of healthier choices. A few of these items like the corn puffs have surprisingly large serving sizes- which make them the best snack for studying. Others like the granola bars and trail mix are easy to grab on your way to that class at 8:30am. I tend to even keep some of these in my backpack for when I get hungry during lecture.
Tip #1: Don’t be afraid to personalize your space! Not only will you feel more at home but it’ll also improve your mood to see photos of your friends and family when you wake up. I know this might seem kind of cliché but it doesn’t have to be! While most people hang mandala tapestries and fairy lights, you can opt for anything from original artwork to pages you found in an old calendar. These types of things are usually less expensive anyways! I always trust amazon to help me find the best deals- especially because it means I don’t have to find a ride to the store.