Living on Campus

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This paper examines the expenses and social benefits of living on campus: Renting an apartment, staying in the dorms and buying a home. The author recommends living in the dorms for the first year because it gives students a chance to get to know schoolmates. It suggests that the following year a place can be rented off-campus with friends. The paper includes comparison tables of expenses.

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"The first option is for Sarah to live in the dorms. This is the most hassle free thing to do, it will give her a chance to meet new people with whom she might want to live with next semester or next year. Meals on campus are $875 a semester for 18 meals a week and 950 for 21 meals a week. I'd suggest you go with the previous meal plan; I must have made it to breakfast maybe five times, maximum, my freshman year of college!"

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