Moving off campus freshman year?

[usafa2011dad]

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Can you even think about a school telling an adult that thay are forced to live somewhere and getting away with it? Maybe at communist U, not any american college.

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<p>Have you ever heard of Duke University? Pretty sure they aren’t communists there?</p>

<p>This is a direct quote from their campus life and activities page</p>

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All students are required to live on campus for their first three years, with freshmen living in residence halls on East Campus and sophomores living in residence halls on West Campus. Juniors must choose to live either in West Campus residence hall rooms or in Central Campus apartments, space permitting. Seniors are free to reside on campus, space permitting, or off campus in one of the numerous private housing options available near campus

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<p>So not only are freshman required to live on campus, but so are sophomores and juniors.</p>

<p>Having worked in off-campus student housing for almost 10 years, I can assure you there are numerous colleges and universities all over the US that require freshman to live on campus. Trust me, we in the “off-campus” student housing business don’t like the policy at all.</p>