How Do You Survive College Move-In Day?
Moving tends to be one of those things that everyone dreads. Often enough it is a complete pain in the neck and very stressful, but it is important to know that it does not have to be. Kids going to college for the first time are more excited and scared than anything. It is thir first real time on their own and will take advantage of the situation in full. The parents are more often than not the ones that get in the way and have the most difficult time letting their baby go on their own. What really helps is finding a moving company, that will help you lift all of your heavy furniture to its new place. If there is not too much that the student needs to bring, the easier it will be for the move. Depending on how close the college is as well could mean how many trips you take, and how much at a time. Just remember, the less trips, the easier it will be for everyone.
Moving into the dorms or an apartment for college is very exciting, but can turn stressful very quickly. Here are some tips for both new and returning students, as well as current residents, that will speed up the process and make things faster and less painful. BEFORE: -Make sure you have everything packed and ready to go well before the big day arrives. -Keep track of paperwork or IDs that may be required for move-in, as this will save time later. -Pack as much stuff in as few containers as possible. Having less to move means fewer trips between the car and elevator/stairs. – THE BIG DAY: -Get there as soon as possible. If you have a long drive, consider leaving the night before as getting a hotel so you won’t have to wake up as early. Plus, if you get there early enough, some residence halls will let you start moving in early. -Use Resources. Dorms usually have carts or bins on wheels you can borrow to help move a lot of stuff at once. -Ask for help. Resident Assistants will be avai
