How to read your assignment
This assignment reads: Brandt Hall, 10th Floor, Suite 6, Room B, Bed Space 2.
Please note within the room bed spaces are not assigned. You may not switch your room within the suite.
When can 9-month residents move-in?
9-month residents must sign up for a time slot during the move-in dates, August 16-17, 2024. Residents will receive time slot sign-up information in their VCU email the week of July 22, 2024.
Check-in tips
- Follow VCU Police and volunteer instructions to pull up near Brandt Hall and unload your vehicle.
- The student must go inside and check into Brandt Hall by themselves.
- Check-in is located in the Community Room of Brandt Hall.
- Students must have their VCUCard or valid state ID to complete check-in.
- Students will be given a room key.
- Vehicles cannot stay on the street; they must be moved to a long term parking deck once unloaded (see below).
- The driver of the vehicle must stay in the vehicle and move the vehicle after unloading, while another person stays with belongings. If not enough guests are present, wait with belongings on the sidewalk until a volunteer arrives to stay with belongings while the driver moves the vehicle.
- It is a good idea to bring your own dolly, wagon, or cart. Moving carts will be limited.
- Elevator lines can extend very far and wait times can be an hour or more at certain times during the day. We recommend using the stairs when possible. You will need to wait in the elevator line each time you plan to use the elevator.
Parking and Unloading
Residents of Brandt should use the Henry Street Parking Deck, West Broad Street Parking Deck, or EE Lot (Saturday Only). Click here to view or print the Monroe Park Campus Parking Facility Map [PDF]. There will be unloading zones and parking signs around each residence hall. Residents are asked to unload their items at the curb and then immediately move their vehicle to the designated parking deck.
Suggested Items to Bring
- Bath linens
- Bed linens for a twin extra-long bed (see Mattress Section)
- Broom/Swiffer
- Cleaning supplies for your room, common space, and bathroom
- Desk lamp
- Dryer sheets
- Electric power strips with surge protectors (no extension cords)
- Flashlight
- HE laundry detergent
- Printer (If you bring a printer, make sure you can turn off the wireless capability. Wireless printers disrupt the wifi signal in the halls. The best choice is to go green and only print at the library when necessary.)
- Toilet Paper
- Toiletries
- Toilet Plunger
- Wastebasket
Streaming Services
This hall has internet-based TV programming, instead of traditional cable. To learn more about residence hall streaming services visit housing.vcu.edu/help/watch.
Provided Appliances
Microfridge is provided in each bedroom.
Recommendations
We recommend that students contact their future roommate(s) to avoid possible duplication of items prior to arrival on campus. We also recommend that some items be purchased upon arrival.
What Not To Bring
- Additional furniture
- Air-conditioner
- Cinder blocks, loft equipment, bed risers or any other equipment/items used to adjust bed height
- Extension cords
- Items that require a flame to operate or that produce heat, such as candles (including decorative), incense and incense burners, plug-in air fresheners, grills, lanterns and halogen lights.
- Pets
- Shower rod, rings and liners (VCU provides vinyl liners and metal rings, but a decorative shower curtain can be added in front of the vinyl liner if the residents prefer.)
For a complete list of prohibited items visit the Guide to Residential Living (Housing Policies).
Mattress Sizes
Mattresses in Brandt Hall are twin extra-long (36x80).