The comparison

Compliance matrix

Every product against every school’s published rule. Green means the unit’s published spec is within the school’s published cap as of the source date — not a guarantee of acceptance.

Within published limit Over published limit No personal unit allowed No published cap
School Midea · 1.6cfInsignia · 2.6cfMidea · 3.1cfFrigidaire · 3.2cfBLACK+DECKER · 4.3cfDanby · 4.4cfFrigidaire · 4.5cfKoolatron · 3.1cf/700WBLACK+DECKER · 700WCOMFEE' · 700WFarberware · 700WNostalgia · 700WToshiba · 900W
Arizona State University
Boston University
Clemson University
Indiana University Bloomington ?????????????
Michigan State University
New York University ??????
Ohio State University
Penn State University (University Park)
Purdue University ?????
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Texas A&M University
UCLA
UNC-Chapel Hill
University of Alabama
University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of Georgia
University of Iowa ??????
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota Twin Cities
University of Oregon
University of Texas at Austin
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin-Madison ?????
Virginia Tech
A quarter of these schools restrict personal appliances entirely (shown as “—”). For those, the honest answer is to use the school’s provided or rental unit, not to buy your own. Open a school page for its exact wording and source.

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