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I'd imagine 'quality of housing' is directly proportional to 'cost of rent' So I'd have thought that grades are largely irrelevent in this case, you could have

I'd imagine 'quality of housing' is directly proportional to 'cost of rent' So I'd have thought that grades are largely irrelevent in this case, you could have a really stupid person with rich parents etc

JangoSteve 16y ago
Actually I can already tell you from my own dataset that quality of housing has very little correlation with rent amount off-campus. An insane percentage of great landlords undercharges significantly and doesn't realize it (or maybe it's the bad landlords overcharging). Yet, because of the nature of student housing and the level of enrollment, all housing still seems to get filled at the same speed, whether under- or overcharging.