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What is the family home on the campus of the university?
I recently had a question and said I was pregnant and planning at the university. (I am 18.) A lot of people mentioned in the campus family housing, but I've never heard of it and I am curious about what is and what I do to enter it? Also if would be cheaper to get my own place?
I do not know what the school is thinking about going, but to mine, we the family home and are basically like little houses. I think everything here is 300 per month and has its own house / apartment and it is quite cheap. However, there is a long list wait, I think. I really recommend looking into it because of what I hear, is a good resource and living near campus has its advantages. This website can also help Person http://hubpages.com/hub/University-Family-Housing
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