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Originally Posted by chickenoodle
Your university did not allow mini fridges? That's interesting. I thought all did.
I guess it would be important to check the rules since the student can get fines assessed for breaking policy. If enough fines are assessed, the student can be removed from housing (depending on the university of course).
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My best friend's school doesn't allow students to bring mini-fridges, either. Smaller, traditional dorm rooms come with a microfridge (a mini-fridge and microwave attached to each other) which was shared between the roommates and paid for in your tuition; most if not all upperclassmen live in housing with communal kitchens and thus big, shared fridges. And since they have bi-weekly room inspections (no, I'm not kidding on that one either!) if the RA sees a mini-fridge they can confiscate it/fine you.
Me? I love my mini-fridge. We have two in my dorm room! (One for food, one for .... liquid necessities.
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I'd suggest getting a smaller mini-fridge you could put under a bed that's got bed risers, and throw a towel over it. Generally RAs can't look under your bed and search for stuff. That's where I hide my George Foreman and my crock pot when they're not being used.
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