That time is finally approaching. Your child is moving out of the house for the first time to attend college. Here are a few suggestions to ensure an extremely successful move in day. Early preparation will be key to a smooth transition. There are many things to figure out before you get to school that
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Food for thought…Can you see yourself hauling five bags of stuff through the airport? Into a shuttle or taxi? How about crammed into the back of your folks’ or friend’s car? Keep your travel pack light and avoid the extra fees that airports and other transportation services charge. Don’t lug your stuff through the airport
Are you flying or driving to College?Don’t get put off by the long lines at the airport or with the bumper to bumper shuffle your parents requested you to do with before you start college. No matter how anxious or nervous you are to start school this fall, getting there is an entirely different story…
IMAGE RIGHTS The word and title ‘freshman’ alone is intimidating… It’s a certified way to get the hairs on the back of your neck stand up as well as bring all of your insecurities brought to the forefront of your day-to-day thoughts. Mix that with a dose of anticipation for the road ahead and you’ve got yourself
Dorm Room Movers is the official provider of equipment rentals for the U of A during move-in. We will be setting up rental locations on the first floor of the Main Gate, Tyndall, Sixth Street and Cherry garages. We’ll be renting Bins and hand trucks just like these.
helpful tips on transitioning Photo by misscrabette via flickr. There’s nothing worse than unorganized chaos when moving into a new residence, but there are some things you can do to ensure a smooth transition. Be nice & break the ice: Get to know your roommate(s) before move-in. Look for them on Facebook. See what they say