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Is 21 too old? Posted on 01-18-2009

101degrees
Suitland, MD
hey I'm transfering from my current school, to hopefully CAU in the fall. My question is, is 21 too old to be living on campus. I'm moving like 16hrs away from home and I dont have much funds to have my own place...so what do u think?
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TSUblueTiger replied on 01-20-2009 02:27PM [Reply]
101degrees wrote:
and how old is that?
22 However, I knew people who lived on campus that were in their late 20's and early 30's
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101degrees from Suitland, MD replied on 01-20-2009 05:16PM [Reply]

TSUblueTiger wrote:
22 However, I knew people who lived on campus that were in their late 20's and early 30's
You can do that? I didnt kno that
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Orca51 from Indianapolis, IN replied on 01-20-2009 05:22PM [Reply]
101degrees wrote:
what school r u going to?
it's between hampton and howard. slightly leaning towards hampton. haven't made the final decision, but i still know that either way i'll be staying on campus. i think some people underestimate the cost of furniture and food. Once you get a table to eat on, a couch, and a bed(if you'd like to leave your old one at home), and then all the things to go in a bathroom, and appliances for the kitchen, and food you would've just been better off living in a dorm where all of that is included. Plus I'd like the freedom in the summer from an apartment. That way I won't still have to pay rent since I won't have school may-august. I also won't have the responsibility of moving an entire apartments worth of furniture to a storage house for those who decide to only rent during the school year.
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101degrees from Suitland, MD replied on 01-20-2009 09:51PM [Reply]

true................
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C Nels replied on 01-21-2009 09:07AM [Reply]
101degrees wrote:
You can do that? I didnt kno that
Why makes you think that there's an age restriction on living on campus...any campus?
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TSUblueTiger replied on 01-21-2009 10:24AM [Reply]
101degrees wrote:
You can do that? I didnt kno that
If you are enrolled, you can stay on campus.Some people start school late (i.e. Military). In my personal opinion, it’s more exciting to live on campus and much more convenient. In some cases it’s cheaper to live on campus as opposed to off campus. However, it’s possible to find an apartment for the same price or cheaper. It really depends on the city and on campus fee structure. My advice is to perform a cost benefit analysis before you decide. Best wishes with everything.
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101degrees from Suitland, MD replied on 01-21-2009 08:15PM [Reply]

C_Nels wrote:
Why makes you think that there's an age restriction on living on campus...any campus?
I honestly did think there was an age restriction. I guess Im stuck on the age thing. Its the 17, 18 yr olds running around. Not saying that their arent any mature ones out there but the school im at now i cant deal with the way they arent taking nothing serious because its starting to interfer with the classes.
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C Nels replied on 01-22-2009 08:40AM [Reply]
101degrees wrote:
I honestly did think there was an age restriction. I guess Im stuck on the age thing. Its the 17, 18 yr olds running around. Not saying that their arent any mature ones out there but the school im at now i cant deal with the way they arent taking nothing serious because its starting to interfer with the classes.
Ok, I can understand that. Just wanted to know where you were coming from. I wish you the best!
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