AUSTIN, Texas, April 2, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Springfield, MA, area tops SpareFoot's new list of America's Top 15 College Housing Capitals.
SpareFoot ranked the top 15 metro areas by the percentage of the total population enrolled in college and living in campus housing. SpareFoot analyzed U.S. Census Bureau data for the 100 most populated metro areas and focused on undergraduate students. In a few cases, a top-ranked area had one or two super-sized universities, but in most cases, an area had several moderately sized schools.
The top metro areas on our list are:
| 1. Springfield, MA |
| 2. Syracuse, NY |
| 3. Albany, NY |
| 4. Greenville, SC |
| 5. Providence, RI |
| 6. Boston, MA |
| 7. Hartford, CT |
| 8. Rochester, NY |
| 9. New Haven, CT |
| 10. Provo, UT |
| 11. Worcester, MA |
| 12. Dayton, OH |
| 13. Greensboro, NC |
| 14. Toledo, OH |
| 15. Madison, WI |
For details about the ranking of America's Top 15 College Housing Capitals, including each metro area's relevant data, visit The SpareFoot Blog.
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