Upper classmen got the following email:"Dear Andrew,As a result of a projected increase in the demand for on-campus housing during the upcoming academic year, seniors (students who have completed 90 or more units) may reside off campus during the fall 2019 and spring 2020 semesters, regardless of the amount of institutional financial aid that has been awarded.If it is your desire to live off campus during the 2019-2020 academic year, please notify the Office of Residence Life and Housing Services (email:calbaptist.edu, phone: #) of your intent to do so.

Is rent better per room for listing to be just prior to spring semester and plan for 12-month lease, or shoot for a 6 month? 

Little late to buy for students now as all the students are currently moving back in to start the fall semester. 

Granted, it is not peek season considering it is mid-semester, but nonetheless, it was concerning.

For example, if tuition is about $5000 per semester now (which it is) and you prepay $5000 now, when your child enrolls in college in the future 7 years down the road, you have already paid for her tuition at past rates.

I want be taking my carpentry courses until the fall semester and I also plan on doing some work with Habitat for Humanity.

I would be glad to share the final product at the end of the semester as well if anyone is interested.I am posting this not only for my benefit, but to benefit anyone else that is interested in a topic and would like some research and data.Thank you in advance for any help or direction!

Read as much as you can and listen to as many podcasts as you can.I went to college and it was a lot of fun and I actually do (loosely) use my degree for my job, but these days I probably get a semester's worth of knowledge every month from listening to podcasts and reading books that interest me.

I'm in the early stages of forming a RE Investment company (partnered with my dad).A little about me: I am currently going into my last semester in law school and planning to take the California bar exam in February 2014.

I already had miserable credit, thanks to that unfortunate 9-ball semester sophomore year out in Missouri.