FGSH Move-In Overview

Thank you for choosing to live on campus. 

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» Move-In Checklist

• Review FGSH polices
  • Approved and prohibited personal items
  • Personalizing your space
  • FGSH Services and Policies 
• What to bring with you (Suggested list. Your needs may vary.)
  • Shower curtain
  • Sheets, pillows, pillow cases, blankets
  • Towels and hygiene products
  • Lamps (no halogen lamps), extension cords and adapters
  • Laptop, computer, printer, and surge protectors
  • Television, Playstation, XBox, Wii, connections and coax cables (all halls have cable access inthe rooms)
  • Cell phone, iPod, iPad, eReader, chargers and connections
  • Flashlight and Tools
  • Alarm clock
  • First aid kit
  • Clothes hangers, iron, and ironing board
  • Sewing kit
  • Laundry supplies (Free onsite laundry facilities). You can use high-efficiency (HE) detergent in all washers.
  • Kitchen supplies (utensils, can opener, dish soap, sponge)
  • Backpack and study/office supplies
  • Athletic wear and gear
  • Decorative features for your room
  • Rugs and carpet
• What OSU Housing and Residential LIfe provides
  • One bed per student
  • One desk, coffee table, corner table/end table, two occasional chairs, one two-seat sofa (onlyin furnished apartments)
  • Built-in dresser
  • Built-in dining table and 4 dining chairs
  • Closet Space/Storage
  • Blinds
  • Kitchen storage space
  • Stove. Refrigerator. Microwave.
  • Cable TV access
  • Wireless high-speed Internet access
  • Digital telephone access (only OSU telecom compatible to establish a phone in your unit).
• What not to bring
  • Window air conditioning units
  • Wireless Internet routers/answering machines are not compatible OSU’s digital phone system
  • Waterbeds
  • Ceiling fans
  • Fireworks
  • Firearms
  • Halogen lamps
  • Pets (exceptions are listed in policies)

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» Check-In Process

During the check-in process, the primary leaseholder must follow these instructions:

 

• Step 1.  Review your assignment letter.
  • Your apartment number and check-in date are included in the assignment letter. 
• Step 2. Read more about check-in day, key pick-up and early check-in.
  • The primary leaseholder may pick up the apartment keys on the move-in date provided on the assignment letter. 
  • If pre-approved by email from the Family Resource Center (FRC) or the Community Relations Office (CRO), the check-in date may be moved to another date.
  • If you attempt to check in early, the apartment may not be available or could be in the process of being cleaned or having maintenance completed.
• Step 3.  Take your assignment letter and an identification card (ID) to the Family Resource Center.
  • Family Resource Center (FRC) at  719 N. Walnut St.
  • Pick up your welcome package, one door key and the Room Occupancy Check (ROC) form
• Step 4. Complete and return the ROC to the FRC
  • Record the apartment's condition on the Room Occupancy Check (ROC) and return it to the Family Resource Center within five business days after moving in.
  • Afterward, you will receive the second door key and two mail keys.
• Step 5. Resident Assistant to schedule a visit to your apartment
  • After returning the ROC, an resident assistant, will schedule a visit within five business days to welcome you and to verify and/or add any missing details in the ROC.
  • If the visit is not scheduled within five business days, the ROC will be considered a correct and complete record of the apartment's status at the time of your move in.