Hoosier Cities Listed Among Best College Towns

Trustees also approved a 1 percent room and board rate increase for the 2017-2018 academic year.

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Four Indiana cities are ranked among "2015’s Best & Worst College Cities & Towns in America."  WalletHub.com ranked 326 cities and towns that "promise the best combination of academic, social and economic opportunities for students."

Rankings were done in different categories.  Muncie ranked fifth for Lowest Adjusted Cost of Living For Young People.  Muncie also ranked fifth for Highest Percentage of Part-Time Jobs, a list that was topped by Bloomington.  Bloomington also led the list for Most Students Per Capita.

Overall, Muncie was ranked number 60 followed by Bloomington at 66, Indianapolis at 110, Fort Wayne at 174 and Evansville at 190.

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