I received my Bachelor of Criminal Justice from University of Cinncanti in 2016.

I’m going to a local community college in California for a Business Major then I’m going to transfer to a University.

Neither is the iconic international city, stanford university and berkeley, as well as strict supply constraints. 

All I have heard of is on the other end, a moratorium on evictions - which recently ended on the national level but some individual states have extended the eviction moratorium.A lease is a contract and unless there is a clause in your lease allowing you to terminate early due to a national, or global, pandemic, you are bound by your lease. 

That's $30 cheaper than the same period last year.Before tenants get too excited about some trend, it seems worth noting that a global pandemic fueled fears of losing tenants and likely fueled a drop in prices.

While the University is pushing for online classes, the students are still coming back to be with their friends on campus.

We are in the middle of a huge pandemic, low immigration, university students not coming back this year, CERB/mortgage deferrals ending soon.

I most recently talked to an academic adviser at the University, and he relayed that a recent survey they sent out to future students revealed that they are expecting around a 45% drop for on campus students this year.

Cornell University definitely attracts a healthy international population, many of whom stay in the area.

I’m considering attending an upcoming Mobile Home University bootcamp, likely either the one in Orange County or Las Vegas.Is anyone from here thinking of going to one of those?