09-12-2007, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by naraht
As best as I can tell, Kennesaw State University had a fair population of pseudo-residential students long before the current time as it actively helped students find housing. Four year schools involved in massive transition from largely commuter toward an at least partially residential mixes are probably good targets. If there are enough 17-25 year old students looking to spend a good chunk of the 8-5 time period in classes that they want to live very close to campus (without necessarily worrying about a full-time job), then the school is moving toward a residential component...
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I completely agree.
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