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More and more college students are interested in living with a pet while they are away at school. But do colleges allow pets? Find out more.
Allison is a policy- and budget-analyst turned personal finance writer with a strong interdisciplinary background in science, government policy and quantitative research.
Based in the Pacific Northwest (by way of being a self-acknowledged transplant), she writes about finance, education, student debt and public policy issues. She uses her analytical foundation to ask the big questions behind personal finance trends, tax rules and student aid policy — and brings actionable insights to readers.
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More and more college students are interested in living with a pet while they are away at school. But do colleges allow pets? Find out more.

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