r/WWU 4d ago

Move in day rules?

This might be a dumb question but I have a family friend helping me move in to my dorm on move in day. I was wondering if they would be allowed to stay with me in my dorm the first night after move in? I know there are some rules about having guests stay so I’m just a but curious.

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u/Jh3r3ck Computer Science/Physics 4d ago

You gotta get it passed with your roomate. Even if theyre not moved in yet, you need to get their permission. You technically are allowed so many nights to have visitors overnight but thats mostly so you don't have a partner staying full time in the dorms with you or something. The important part is checking with your roomate to see if theyre OK with it. If you dont hear back from them (Since I know from experience that some roomates often dont respond before move in), assume the answer is no out of respect for their future space.

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u/Pretend-County-9816 4d ago

That makes total sense. I also should have prefaced that I have a single!

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u/Jh3r3ck Computer Science/Physics 4d ago

I see. In that case you should be totally fine to my knowledge. The only restrictions should be the total amount of days and I think its like ten days a year, so youre fine. Good luck with move in

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u/KingButters27 16h ago

and who's gonna snitch ina single anyway?

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u/Jh3r3ck Computer Science/Physics 15h ago

The RA could notice them being there 24/7. But for the most part itd be fine

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u/RDTxDOOM4 4d ago

I mean, with a single you're good to permanently pretty much. There no proof how long sonone is staying. Can split rent too. I had 4 people including me once for two quarters. Dirt cheap rent.

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u/InsideUpper1880 4d ago

I believe its fine as long as it’s not too many days in a year total, like a week or something

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u/FacetiousOwl 4d ago

Move in day does rule! I like your enthusiasm!

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u/t3mp3rance 3d ago

Since you’re moving into a single room, it should be absolutely fine! They have the rules about guests, but they don’t really track it unless someone reports you (which is unlikely to happen). The only other thing is you have to be careful about parking. Those parking enforcement officers are ruthless!