kid_at_heart asked:
Are there any advantages to commuting to college besides saving money on room and board? There seems to be so many disadvantages, but that’s what I’m doing so I need something to look forward to.
*And please, don’t tell me not to do it. I am and there’s nothing I can do about it. My family and I can’t afford for me to be a resident.
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indianguy asked:
I’m currently a college student who has an apartment on campus, next semester I will return to commuting because I like it better. Are there any other ppl who actual prefer commuting to college, for reasons besides the monetary savings or am I one in a handful?
I don’t go to a community college, I go to Rutgers in New Jersey.
And I’m not a loser, I like to party, but I prefer to come back home every night after spending the day on campus
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SBSkateboarder asked:
Help!, Im male and 23 yrs old, live at home in Santa Barbara, does anybody know or currently is a UCSB student, lives in Goleta or Isla Vista. I need a friend!!!
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Cathey P asked:
Commuting students. At a well-known university, 1/4 of the undergraduate students commute, and 1/3 of the graduate students commute. 1/10 of the undergraduate students drive more than 40 miles daily, and 1/6 of the graduate students drive more than 40 miles daily. If there are twice as many undergraduate students as there are graduate students, then what fraction of the commuters drive more than 40 miles daily?
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:] asked:
i will be a freshman going to rutgers this fall. i am living at home and wondering how commuting will affect my college experience. will it be a lot harder to make friends?
will i be able to attend college clubs/events?
are commuters ever able to party?
im going to be a bio major, possibly wanting to apply to med school so im obviously going to be very busy
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