Step 1
Free Packing Supplies
Packing a Storage Scholars box.

We ship you a packing supply kit with boxes and other packing essentials.

Step 2
Pick-Up & Store
Storage Scholars pick up.

Our team will meet you on your preferred date to move your items into climate controlled storage.

Step 3
Delivery To Your New Home
Storage Scholars delivery.

Your belongings will be delivered to your new home when you return to campus.

Step 4
Ship Boxes Anywhere, Anytime
Shipping Storage Scholars boxes.

We can ship boxes home for the summer, or to your first apartment a few months after graduation(optional).

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Storage Scholars vs DIY

Save time & Save Money

Packing Supplies
Movers for pick-up
Movers for delivery
Truck for pick-up
Truck for delivery
Storage Unit
Hidden Costs
Total Costs
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Storage Scholars

$172/mo
2025 Avg

DIY

$68
HomeDepot.com
$320 min
Move.org
$320 min
Forbes.com
$128
DIY Truck Rental
$128
DIY Truck Rental
$180/mo
DIY Storage Unit Rental
$2,000+
Parent Flights, PTO, Hotel, Food
$3,684+

Texas A&M is not a small school. With over 70,000 students, it's one of the largest universities in the country, and when spring semester ends, the move-out wave is massive. Thousands of Aggies clear out of residence halls like Hullabaloo, Mosher, and the Northside dorms in the same compressed window. The halls at White Creek empty simultaneously. Off-campus apartments along University Drive and Texas Avenue see the same crunch as lease turnovers hit. If you've tried to rent a truck in College Station during move-out week, you already know -- they're gone by April.

Storage Scholars handles the entire process for you. We come to your dorm room or apartment, pick up your belongings with packing supplies included, store everything in a climate-controlled facility, and deliver it all back when you return for fall. No hauling a futon down three flights in the Texas heat. No driving your stuff two hours to Houston or Dallas because there's nowhere local to put it. No leaving your belongings in a non-air-conditioned unit where College Station's brutal summers will cook everything you own.

College Station summer heat is relentless. Triple-digit days start in June and don't let up until late September. Humidity compounds the problem -- the Brazos Valley is not a dry heat. A non-climate-controlled storage unit in College Station can hit 140 degrees internally during a July afternoon. Electronics fail. Wooden furniture cracks and warps. Vinyl records melt. Leather dries and splits. Even photos and documents curl and stick together in sustained humidity.

Storage Scholars provides fully climate-controlled storage built for Texas summers. Our team coordinates with Texas A&M's residence life calendar, arrives at your room with packing supplies, and handles the entire move. Your belongings stay in a temperature-regulated facility from May through August -- protected from the kind of heat and humidity that makes the Brazos Valley miserable from June through September.

Texas A&M draws students from across Texas and nationwide. If you're coming from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, or out of state, driving a loaded vehicle to College Station isn't always practical -- especially for freshmen without a car on campus. Our ship-to-school service lets you pack your belongings at home and ship them ahead. We receive your packages at our College Station facility and deliver them directly to your dorm room on move-in day. You arrive at A&M ready to go, not unloading a trailer in the August sun.

Whether you're moving from Hullabaloo Hall to an apartment on Harvey Road, switching from Mosher to a house near Northgate, or relocating from White Creek to Bryan, our team handles it. College Station's campus is sprawling -- Texas A&M's main campus covers over 5,200 acres, and getting from the north side dorms to off-campus housing on the south side involves real distance. Parking around the residence halls on move-out day is a fight. We know the loading zones, building access points, and the best routes through campus.