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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends how far down the list you want to go. And whether it has to be directly downtown.

Loyola Marymount and Chapman come to mind near LA

There are so many schools with access to NYC. Hofstra and Adelphi are on train lines. Could also consider places like Pace or even Hunter in Manhattan.

My kid chose a school that had train access just steps off campus to Boston-it’s not really good enough for this list, but just saying, there are schools of all kinds with access to cities.

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My DS liked Hunter and got accepted there OOS, but housing is a real issue, there is very little of it, even less with the renovation of one of the few dorms, and there is no meal plan.  It is called City University of New York for a reason.  You can work around these issues, but it would take a special 18 year old to do it, probably someone with family in NYC.[/quote]

It's definitely designed for commuters who already live there, and students who are also working full-time. [/quote]

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