從畢業季節到新學期開始，離開校園的學生通常有很多物品無法搬走，而新生則需要購買一些宿舍用品來開始新生活。這些物品通常包括家電、家具和電子設備。搬進搬出！旨在緩解尋找購買者的畢業生和尋找價格合理物品的新生的不便之處。離開的學生可以聯繫我們的平台出售物品，我們將在一定時間內收集並存放這些物品進行出售。有了搬進搬出！離開的學生無需花額外時間在一般的銷售平台上張貼、協商和運輸物品，以極低價格出售，或者甚至將還能使用的物品丟棄。另一方面，新生可以以合理的價格購買二手宿舍物品，減少不必要的浪費，確保資源得到充分利用。搬進搬出！計劃在普渡大學校園啟動，然後擴展到鄰近州學生較多的校園，甚至擴展至全國。

From the graduate season to the beginning of the next semester, students who are leaving the campus usually have more items than they can carry away, and new students on the other hand, need to buy several gadgets to start a new life. These items usually include appliances, furniture, and electronics. “Move! In N Out” aims to relief the inconvenience of the graduating students who are looking for buyers in a short time and the incoming students who are looking for items at an affordable price. Leaving students can contact our platform to sell out, and we will collect and store those items for a certain period to sell. With “Move! In N Out”, leaving students don’t need to spend extra time on posting, negotiating, and transporting the item via ordinary selling platform at very low price due to limited time, or even throw the functional items to the trash. On the other hand, incoming students can buy seconded dormitory items with reasonable prices, reduces unnecessary waste, and ensures the resources are fully utilized. “Move! In N Out” is planned to start at Purdue campus, expand to campus with larger student size in the nearby states, and even to related industries nationwide.

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