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Do students have to live on campus?

Plymouth State University policy states that all students are required to live on campus if space is available. This policy is sometimes adjusted in order to best fit the needs of the community and campus. For the 2007-08 academic year, students who will be 20 by September 1, 2007 or have earned 30 or more credits by the end of Winterim 2007 are eligible to live off campus. Current first year students are expected to live on campus. Release requests for students in this group will not be considered until after May 7th, 2007.

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Nathan Porter

October 14th, 2009 by Casey

Nathan Porter

After an amazing four years at PSU, I am graduating and moving forward with my career in Computer Science. Plymouth State offered me opportunities to learn and grow in my field of study while at the same time giving me a home and friends that made my college career great.

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Plymouth’s positive, high-energy environment, deeply committed faculty and strong network of support systems make it the perfect place to find your niche.  With about 4,000 full-time undergraduate students and an average class size of about 20, Plymouth is big enough to keep things interesting, yet small enough to ensure that no one get’s lost in the crowd.

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Jamie Daniels

Jamie Daniels

As an outdoor enthusiast unsure of what I wanted to major I chose to attend Plymouth State University because of the many majors to choose from, and their great reputation for academics. During my freshman year I met some marvelous faculty that inspired me to become a History major with a double minor in Art History and Anthropology/Sociology. At PSU I have met life long friends, and made great connections with faculty who have assisted me in discovering what I would like to do after college, internships, clubs and the chorale, and a job on campus working in the library at the Michael J. Spinelli Special Collections and Archives.

 
 
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