Transitioning to college is an exciting milestone, but for students with food allergies, it can also be a source of stress. From shared dorm kitchens to campus dining halls and spontaneous social events, the risks of accidental exposure are greater when you’re away from home. The Allison Rose Foundation’s College/University Food Allergy Checklists are designed to help you prepare proactively—so you can focus on academics, friendships, and new experiences without constant worry.
Learn how to evaluate dining options, check for allergen labeling, and ask the right questions during campus tours. This checklist will help you make an informed decision before accepting an offer or committing to a school.
Download PDFGet tips on creating an allergy action plan, connecting with disability services, and training roommates or dorm staff on emergency protocols. Once you’re officially enrolled, this guide will help you navigate life on campus with confidence.
Download PDFCollege life should be about discovering new passions and forging lifelong friendships—not constantly worrying about allergic reactions. By following these checklists and being proactive, you’re taking a crucial step towards a safe, enjoyable, and successful college experience. From all of us at the Allison Rose Foundation, we wish you a fulfilling journey on campus!
The Allison Rose Foundation is dedicated to changing the lives of food allergy families through education, awareness, research, and advocacy.
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