Areas like Cheyenne and Laramie will not be affected as much as their main employers are university, college students, Cheyenne has quite a large amount of diversity, like manufacturing and tech industries. 

I got my bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

The local example lease for our university and that many landlords base their lease off has provisions related to  soriorities and fraternity events.

The University she will be attending is about 100 miles from out home :(  Lucky for me, I have a good job now that lets me work from home! 

Now, not to brag, but I have 2 Science-related University degrees so a 3 hour, multiple choice test doesn't scare me.  

Is it better for the tenants to be in the same situation, ie, all from the same university?

Hello BiggerPockets community,I am an MBA students graduated from Chapman University in Orange, CA and my interest in REI is growing bigger and bigger every time I hear the success stories in the BiggerPockets podcasts.

I am currently pursuing my masters in the Social Anthropology of Development at SOAS, University of London, and I recently graduated from Spelman College (May 2015).

The investors who think that they're the center of the universe are the ones we're trying to avoid.  

I recently signed a lease with a local university student about 30 days ago.