"student town" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a town or city where a large proportion of the population is composed of students, e.g. "The city of Gainesville is a typical student town."
plzen2015.cz Pilsen is a student town.
Richard Covington Forget stiffs in suits, dreary European councils and twee Christmas markets, Strasbourg is a lively, cosmopolitan student town.
"It is taught in English language, at a fraction of the cost of comparable universities in the UK, in a beautiful setting of a lively student town".
Northampton, Massachusetts, was a student town filled with lots of New York city transplants, and one of the most liberal small cities in America.
During his remarks at a student town hall at George Mason University Wednesday night, Sanders said: "In my view, the time is long overdue for us to remove the federal prohibition on marijuana.
"Students can attend an open day or visit throughout the year and sit in on a class," says Sandra van Beek, manager of international recruitment at the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, which is a popular student town located in the centre of the Netherlands.
In 1995 Po Na Na had one bar; now it has 29 around the country, largely in student towns.
"Shops and restaurants in student towns are often flexible with providing term time work, and your university may have some jobs you can sign up for," suggests Chawk.
Eclectic Bar Group, which owns 19 bars in student towns and cities around the country, has blamed a slump in trading on more responsible students, who are no longer rushing to cut-price "student nights" at the start of the week.
Although non-student areas also saw a drop in the number of registered voters, the change in student towns was much higher.
How will the rest of our student towns look in another 10 years?
