To their credit, she was an undergrad here and returned after medical school, so she seems to like the area, but... 

But most folks, including myself, who graduate from a top 10-15 school in STEM, accounting/finance, life science (esp. pre med) and similar fields are easily earning $100K+ within 3-5 years of their undergrad degree (you might find it interesting to know that I graduated in 2008... so not the best timing for a finance major). 

The prospective tenants are a single mom and her daughter, who is currently an undergrad in college.

IBM's Watson, IMHO, is just a first step toward what we used to call the "UMR (my undergrad school) universal problem solver".

Get a group of undergrads and let them shuffle folks in and out.

I spoke with an employee at the college and he informed me that 90% of undergrads stay on campus, but there is a real need for off campus housing for grad students.

Although the male undergrads were the first to see the place, the female grad students got their applications in first.

I am originally from Reading, PA  and went to Penn State for undergrad.

My example would be the following: My undergrad degree is in business.  

The only debt I have is around $40k in student loans combined from undergrad and a graduate school.