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The eight hidden fees in student apartment leases that catch people most often are application fees, admin fees, amenity fees, utility packages and overage bills, valet trash, renters insurance waivers, mandatory parking, and payment or notice fees. Together they can push your real monthly cost $100 to $300 above the listed rent.
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Community college student housing options come down to three real choices for most people: live at home, rent a room or shared apartment in the nearest university's rental market, or take one of the few college-run or college-affiliated apartments. Only about 1% of community college students live on campus.
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There are almost no apartments right next to Lane Community College. The closest rental on Find My Place is a four-bedroom house on Potter Street about 2.1 miles from the main campus, so most LCC students live in the UO corridor (shared rooms from $599 a month), a split house in south Eugene, Titan Court downtown, or Springfield, and ride LTD's Route 81 or Route 85 to class.