No Dorm Parties for These Freshmen: U.S. Colleges with the Most First-Year Commuters

College tuition is at an all-time high, and student housing costs only worsen matters. Over the last decade, between the 2003-2004 and 2013-2014 years, the cost of education at public, four-year schools rose more drastically than it had in previous decades. There is one short reason for the dramatic increase.

According to the College Board, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping students navigate the collegiate system, the inclusion of mandatory room and board in first year tuitions accounts for skyrocketing national tuition numbers.

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