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Comparable Schools'
Parking Grades:
Quick StatsStudent Parking Lot
Yes - Danieley Center, Harper Center, Koury Business Center, Oaks
Common Parking Tickets
- Fire lane - $50
- Handicapped zone - $50
- No parking zone - $25
- Vehicle towed - $60 + fine
Freshmen Allowed to Park
Yes
Approximate Parking Permit CostParking Permits
Students living Staley, Moffitt, Chandler, Colclough, Maynard, Greek Courts, and Sloan, West, and Virginia pay $80 for a one-year parking pass because they must move their cars on game days. All other on-campus students pay $160 for a year pass.
College Prowler Take
Living in the Story Center, which happens to be one of the parking lots that must be emptied before each of the football games, I personally find parking to be obnoxious. Having to walk across campus to get to a car is not uncommon, and if you don’t park in the right areas you can be ticketed or towed pretty easily. For the people living in either the Harper Center or Story Center, parking can be a pain since you always have to move your car. Basically the lowdown is this—campus parking is not that bad, but it can be frustrating. Freshmen are allowed to park on campus, which is great (and uncommon among many colleges today). However, because of the fact that underclassmen can have cars, the spaces become more-and-more limited. You can still almost always find a spot, but it may be farther from where you want to be than you’d like. There are times when Elon will host special events, like the International Festival or Orientation weekends, so a parking lot may be closed off or full, causing extra stress. Parking by the Greek courts on weekends is futile, because there really aren’t any spots. If you do bring your car on campus, just remember it’s not exactly a luxury—there is a lot to deal with, so be prepared. In the long run, however, you’ll be glad you had your own car. Students Speak Out
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Anonymous says:  |
It’s not as bad as it could be,...
It’s not as bad as it could be, but don’t expect to find a good parking space every time you come back from somewhere. |
Anonymous says: |
Cheapest and easiest parking of...
Cheapest and easiest parking of any college I have ever heard of. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking isn’t bad in my area. It’s...
Parking isn’t bad in my area. It’s worse on the other side of campus I think. |
Anonymous says: |
Parking is not truly an issue....
Parking is not truly an issue. Sure you might not be able to park right next to the building your class is in, which bothers some people, but overall Elon attempts to offer enough spots to satisfy the demand. |
Anonymous says: |
There are an immense amount of...
There are an immense amount of spaces, so it’s really easy to find somewhere to park. |
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