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In response to "Well, he has to live on campus for year 1 and the residence halls close at the end of the school year. So, he can't exactly go get a place..." by Jim

Wait, there are still universities that require that? I thought they did away with that back in the 70s?

Posted by Spawn Aug 18 '16, 08:48

I guess that makes sense, then.

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Both my kids schools required it for one year (I think my younger daughter was required for 2 years). Both lived on campus for 2 years. Some of the - pmb Aug 18, 08:52
I know that UT and Carson-Newman still require it. -- nm - David Aug 18, 08:51
Not many, but SLU is in a unique situation, I think. They're smack in the middle of St. Louis city. - Jim Aug 18, 08:51
Some campuses are starting it again. It does seem a little outdated. -- nm - sycor Aug 18, 08:50 4
- Schools are without question more restrictive on students now than when I went to school. -- nm - pmb Aug 18, 08:53 3
  - Good way for a university to make more $, I guess. - Spawn Aug 18, 08:54 2
    - Living on campus as a freshman I really think is a good idea. As a sophomore it's more of a convenience thing. My younger daughter had a great setup - pmb Aug 18, 09:03 1
      - She should have put the 2nd bedroom on Air bnb. Spending money! -- nm - jnine Aug 18, 12:07

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