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> isn't the housing cost expended regardless of college enrollment For an article about specifically those arrangements that include dorms, this is overly gene
by jvanderbot 3y ago
> isn't the housing cost expended regardless of college enrollment
For an article about specifically those arrangements that include dorms, this is overly general.
Dorms used to be the defacto, cheapest living arrangement.
- randomdata 3y ago> Dorms used to be the defacto, cheapest living arrangement. Has that changed? The article suggests $500 per month for a basic room. There is no way I could find anywhere to live for that much around here, not even in a crack shack, and I live in a small town where housing tends to be cheap compared to the cities where colleges are found. In which cities is $500 per month for rent above market? Sure, you can opt to spend upwards of $2,000 per month (per the article) if you want to live in what is effectively a mansion, which may be something new, but you're going to spend more than that to live in a mansion off campus too, surely?