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For most UT Knoxville students, picking between UTK neighborhoods comes down to three areas: Fort Sanders, Cumberland Avenue (The Strip) and South Knoxville. Fort Sanders has the cheapest beds within a 15-minute walk of campus, The Strip has the newest high-rises at the highest prices, and South Knoxville trades a river crossing or a bus ride for more space.
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Where Virginia Tech students live off campus comes down to four places: the walkable pocket just north of campus around Webb Street and Lunch Pail Lane, the big-complex corridor along Toms Creek Road and University City Boulevard, the far end of North Main Street, or the Prices Fork side near Hethwood and Foxridge. Blacksburg Transit connects all four for free. The real question is how often a bus comes after lunch, after dark and on Saturday.
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Where Clemson students live off campus comes down to about $1,000 a month to walk to class, or $400 to $650 a month for a bed 5 to 10 minutes away by car in Central or Seneca. The walkable places cluster around College Avenue; the cheap per-bed complexes sit out on the edges of town.