Cooking Facilities

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Washington
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<p>This obviously applies only to on-campus housing, since it's unlikely that there's such thing as an apartment in which one is legally prevented from cooking.</p>

<p>I understand that microwaves and the like are not officially allowed in dorms not already outfitted with them (correct me if I'm wrong there), but given that I don't like using microwaves anyway, I was wondering:</p>

<p>Do the dorms (or buildings containing them) contain conventional cooking facilities ("conventional" would basically be a stove/hot plate and a conventional/convection oven)?</p>

<p>Are small refrigerators/freezers allowed in the dorm rooms?</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!</p>

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<p>actually, they do allow microwaves inder a certain wattage. more info can be found here: UW</a> Housing and Food Services > Student Housing > Residence Halls</p>

<p>also, fridges are allowed under 4.3 cubic feet.
there are cooking units aka kitchenettes in as far as i know terry, lander, mercer... and probably most dorms. look around on the hfs website and you can probably find the answer to your questions.</p>