Most Campus Commuters
Sharing a shoebox-sized dorm room with a relative stranger is not part of the college experience for all students. At a few of the universities on this list, commuting is the only option, as some urban schools and several rural schools don't offer on-campus housing. Students at many of the other schools listed below may opt to live at home and avoid costly room and board fees or share off-campus housing for a little more space and independence. These colleges reported the highest percentage of their students who were commuters for the 2011-2012 academic year.
| Save | School | Students who live off-campus |
|---|---|---|
|
Purdue University–North Central
Westville, IN |
100% | |
|
St. Joseph's College New York
Brooklyn, NY |
100% | |
|
SUNY Empire State College
Saratoga Springs, NY |
100% | |
|
Union Institute and University
Cincinnati, OH |
100% | |
|
University of Baltimore
Baltimore, MD |
100% | |
|
University of Hawaii–West Oahu
Pearl City, HI |
100% | |
|
University of Houston–Downtown
Houston, TX |
100% | |
|
University of Maine–Augusta
Augusta, ME |
100% | |
|
University of Maryland–University College
Adelphi, MD |
100% | |
|
University of Massachusetts–Boston
Boston, MA |
100% |
