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Generally think college towns around land grant universities are a very underrated option. Outside the immediate area around the campus core they tend to be che
by dcolkitt 4y ago
Generally think college towns around land grant universities are a very underrated option. Outside the immediate area around the campus core they tend to be cheap because of an abundance of land. These towns tend to be very educated and cosmopolitan, with maybe not a ton of cultural options but certainly a few high quality ones.
- oplav 4y ago+1. I currently live in a college town like you describe (land grant public university, surrounded by farmland). The “downtown” is vibrant. The university draws a lot of international students so cuisine and culture are diverse. Housing is cheap.
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- brainbag 4y agoWhat is the town?
- brainbag 4y agoHow do you find these?