#SacStateSays: Is Sacramento State a commuter campus?

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Kameron Schmid
December 6, 2017

Sacramento State has a few reputations it would like to shake off. Foremost among them is “Slack State,” but following that is likely the notion that it is a “commuter campus.” According to 2016-17 data from the Office of Institutional Research, 94 percent of undergrads and 72 percent of freshman at Sac State live off campus or commute. Tell us what you think by using #SacStateSays on any social media platforms.

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