“The university charges students $61 per semester for parking,” says an article from the Dayton Daily News, “As of last year, WSU has 16,842 students who attend classes at the main campus in Fairborn.”
Since the start of the 2015 Fall Semester, numerous parking citations have been issued to students who are in violation of Wright State’s parking policy, but the reason for these violations is not what one might think.
Students complain about the difficulty and competition associated with the search for a designated, legal parking space, whether they’re on-campus residents or commuters. After repeatedly circumnavigating their designated parking lot looking for a free space, students, who are either in danger of being late to their class or
Since the start of the 2015 Fall Semester, numerous parking citations have been issued to students who are in violation of Wright State’s parking policy, but the reason for these violations is not what one might think.
Students complain about the difficulty and competition associated with the search for a designated, legal parking space, whether they’re on-campus residents or commuters. After repeatedly circumnavigating their designated parking lot looking for a free space, students, who are either in danger of being late to their class or