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Discovery! Living at home in Uni.
duhboy2u2
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So, for any, like me, who were struggling to get to class on time in the dorms, trying to keep classes straight and such...living at home and commuting makes that much easier. Its a rabbit hole, so you don't get the whole college experience, but your sims go to class just like they do for their regular jobs. Hope this helps someone besides just me! I'll mostly still put my sims on campus because I love the pack, but its nice to know that my family sims with kiddos at home can do college and juggle it quite well.
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That's a really good point about making it to class on time. Living at home definitely is a better solution for me to alleviate the frustrations that I'm seeing with this pack!
So, I might let them stay at home if they are students I care less about - then I will still rotate and if they fail it would just add to their story. It's natural that some students fail, anyway.
My main group of students will probably stay on campus, but gathered in a residential lodging (don't think it can be categorized as a dorm but I'll find out eventually). I'll accept max 4 locals to join the group per year, as long as there are available beds. By using a residential lot the students can attend both universities even if they share house. I will try to play one term at the tme, hopefully they all will start their term on the same day, otherwise I'll be in trouble. I think it's the only way for me to allow several of my locals to University at the same time, and still rotate.
Good point though that they won't miss classes as easily from home. I never thought of that. When I get to test my routines, I might have some study from home after all.