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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: yoga-like_abana on July 16, 2021, 10:40:44 AM
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https://littleapplepost.com/posts/c47e9dcb-34b9-44a9-9362-b6aa153af125
I get it.. but also not a huge fan of this
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It is because declining enrollments is bleeding them and housing and dining took a huge financial hit. So from dollars and cents it makes sense for the university, I think it is probably mostly a good thing but it is definitely expensive and for those that would live at home I think it is very unfair.
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initial reaction is that it sucks and seems unfair, going to hurt a lot of rental property owners, etc
but i don't think it's an unusual rule for a university to have.
do fraternities count as on-campus?
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It is because declining enrollments is bleeding them and housing and dining took a huge financial hit. So from dollars and cents it makes sense for the university, I think it is probably mostly a good thing but it is definitely expensive and for those that would live at home I think it is very unfair.
I get it too, but I also have issues with any college "taking a financial hit" these days. Tuition is still ridiculous and only climbing, so maybe they can figure something else out?
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It is because declining enrollments is bleeding them and housing and dining took a huge financial hit. So from dollars and cents it makes sense for the university, I think it is probably mostly a good thing but it is definitely expensive and for those that would live at home I think it is very unfair.
It makes sense from a dollars and cents perspective as long as there aren't too many students incentivized to go somewhere that does not require them to live on campus (KU).
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damn, is it time to start thinking of college for y-l_a jr? signs of getting old
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It is because declining enrollments is bleeding them and housing and dining took a huge financial hit. So from dollars and cents it makes sense for the university, I think it is probably mostly a good thing but it is definitely expensive and for those that would live at home I think it is very unfair.
Students may apply for an exemption to the policy. Following a review, exemptions may be granted if a student plans to commute from the home of a parent/guardian or close relative who lives within 40 miles of the Manhattan campus
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I think it's pretty normal for lots of schools.
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initial reaction is that it sucks and seems unfair, going to hurt a lot of rental property owners, etc
but i don't think it's an unusual rule for a university to have.
do fraternities count as on-campus?
Article says fraternities are among the approved exemptions for the rule.
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So is living at home, if within 40 miles.
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It is because declining enrollments is bleeding them and housing and dining took a huge financial hit. So from dollars and cents it makes sense for the university, I think it is probably mostly a good thing but it is definitely expensive and for those that would live at home I think it is very unfair.
Students may apply for an exemption to the policy. Following a review, exemptions may be granted if a student plans to commute from the home of a parent/guardian or close relative who lives within 40 miles of the Manhattan campus
Nice!