<p>Ditto to both of the above. Though it may be quite the adjustment, since she’s used to jumping in the car and going somewhere, it’s certainly feasible. There are regular buses between city and east campus if she has classes there. Since she’s living on campus and thus has a meal plan, she won’t need to go grocery shopping much. When she DOES need to go to Walmart or wherever, I can just about guarantee that she’ll easily find someone who’s already going there, or is willing to take her. She (or you, lol) will save hundreds on a parking pass, which as already stated, probably won’t let her park right next to dorm anyway. Add in insurance costs for a car that’ll only be driven 50 miles a month, and the fact that she’s not going to be comfortable driving in snow, and I think it’s worth going without. You do get a free bus pass for StarTran (city bus system), but you’d have to spend some time figuring out the routes and schedules, which seem to be a bit complicated (I myself never used it, but then again I had a car).</p>