Residential life is an important part of your liberal arts college experience, all students are expected to live on campus. Doing so gives you opportunities to learn, make friends and have fun. 

Any exception to this policy must be approved by the Office of Residence Life.  For incoming students, please complete the Permissions to Live Off-Campus Form (PDF).

If you are a first-year student, you'll be assigned to either Walters or Winship Hall. You have the option to select your own roommates using Please Don’t Snore, a roommate-matching software. If you don't select a roommate, the Office of Residence Life will match you.

We assign transfer students across all our halls based upon availability.

If you are a rising sophomore, 大三或大四, you'll participate in a housing selection process during the spring semester. You'll choose your assignment based upon a seniority point system.

Agnes Scott will email your hall and roommate assignment in mid-July for fall semester and early January for spring semester.

Mattresses are twin extra-long.

All residence halls have microwaves and refrigerators in their common areas for residents to share. In addition, you're allowed to have a mini-fridge in your rooms. While you may not have small appliances such as coffee machines and toasters in your room, but you may use them in the common kitchen spaces.

You can remain on campus during semester or holiday breaks. You are required to register for Thanksgiving, winter break and spring break. Remaining on campus during winter break will require a fee. Dining halls are not open during the break periods, and campus services are limited.

Resident Assistants provide guidance and support to help you resolve any roommate challenges. Please ask your RA for help with your situation. RAs will often facilitate mediation. 如果问题持续存在, the RA will turn to the residence life graduate assistant of their building or other residence life staff to help resolve the issue.

Safety is our first priority. Supporting students who are facing challenges is one of our primary goals. Regardless of the situation, getting help is very important. 请参阅我们的 Department of Public Safety page for campus safety resources.

• Shower shoes (flip-flops)
• 台灯
• 粉丝
• Lap desk and study pillow
• Bath tote (to carry bathroom items)
• 雨衣和雨伞
• Storage crates and stackable containers
• Dry-erase markers (there are boards outside your door)
• Clothes and items with class color:
  • 2021 -黄色
  • 2022 -红色
  • 2023 -绿色
  • 2024 -蓝色

• Five to seven face coverings/masks
• 清洁用品
• 消毒湿巾
• 洗手液
• 温度计

了解更多有关 Center for Disease Control's COVID prevention recommendations.

• Flashlight (with proper size batteries)
• 利用光
• 抽屉衬垫
• 鞋架 
• 海报和图片 
• Command strips to hang posters 
• Small rug or carpet (rooms measure approximately 12 feet by 14 feet)
• Curtains (no valances needed) 
• Personal computer or laptop 
• 收音机或立体声 
• 时钟/广播
• 铁 
• 口音枕头 
• 电池(各种尺寸) 
• 瓶/开罐器
• 洗衣篮或洗衣袋 
• Detergent/fabric softener/stain remover 
• Food (snacks, dietary needs) 
• 针线包
• Laundry lesson from your parents
• Toolkit (nails, hammer, screwdriver, etc.) 
• 高中年鉴 
• 运动包 
• Exercise items (clothes, shoes small weights)
• 台灯 
• 延长线 
• Multi-plug adapters (120V/15A) 
• 浪涌保护器
• 衣架 
• Coffee maker (can be stored in your room and used in the kitchen area)
• Cups, plates, bowls (some w/lids), forks and spoons

• 急救箱
• Aspirin or other pain reliever
• 防晒油
• Vitamins/prescription medicines
• 过敏药物
• 杀虫剂
• 感冒药
• 止咳药片
• 解充血药
• 温度计
• Hydrogen peroxide/alcohol

• 个人卫生用品
• 浴袍
• 各种各样的毛巾
• 化妆及护肤
• 化妆镜
• 剃须刀
• 肥皂或沐浴露
• 镊子
• 钉/脚护理
• 护发产品
• 除臭
• 牙线
• 组织
• 刷/梳/选择
• Containers for your toiletries

• 背包
• 剪刀
• 闪存
• 计算器
• 日历或计划表
• 大的橡皮擦
• 文件夹
• 笔用
• 打孔机
• Tape (masking, transparent)
• Stapler, staples and staple remover
• 笔记本电脑
• 纸
• 纸夹
• Pencils, pens, and markers
• 统治者

• 扫帚或簸箕
• 刷
• 手持式真空
• 清洁剂
• 纸巾
• 床配件:
  • Blanket, comforter and sleeping bags
  • Pillows, either sleeping or decorative
  • 超长双床单

• Air conditioners or space heaters (window or floor units)
• Strobe lights, black lights, halogens or anything over 120V/15A
• Toaster ovens, hot plates or microwaves
• Telephone (one phone per floor will be provided in a designated common area)
• Extra chain locks for room, leg chains or dead bolts
• Excessively large/loud stereo equipment
• Alcohol (unless over you're 21)
• Pets (fish are welcome in aquariums of 10 gallons or smaller)
• 熏香或蜡烛
• 非法毒品
• 武器