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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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As an undergraduate, I spent four years studying meteorology with some of the finest faculty in the country and enjoyed it so much that I decided to stay for my Graduate degree. Plymouth State offered me a great opportunity to explore the field with internships at places like Mount Washington Observatory and the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, all while providing a more personalized college experience.

 
 
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