College Campus Storage Just Got A Whole Lot Easier

Do you know of a single college student that has money to throw away? Ok, somaybe there are a couple, but with the cost of college rising steadily, if there is away for college students to save money, they will. With summer literally aroundthe corner, students at colleges and universities across the country areclamoring to leave the books behind. What many don't realize, or do when it'stoo late, is they can't leave all their belongings on campus; they need some sortof college campus storagewhile they are away. The question is, what can theydo with their things while they are away?And so the the hunt begins for some form of college campus storage that is notonly in expensive but isn't going to be a pain to deal with. And this goes for theparents as well, because the would rather not drive hours to and from campus just to help move some smelly clothes and stained couches.So what are the options for college campus storage? What can both thestudents and parent do to make this whole process easier?

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Rent a moving truck?

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Hiring someone to do it for you?

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Buy all your buddies a bunch of beer and pizza, borrow 5 cars and do itall yourself?

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Contact a moving pods company that offers college campus storageoptions?

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Plead with mom and dad to drive 6 hours and move everything for you?We know which option mom and dad would choose. What are the pros and consof the others though?Moving Truck Rental: fairly flexible. Moving trucks can, at times, be rented for fairly cheap if you're staying local. You still have to find a truck though and thiscould be challenging while you compete with thousands of other students alltrying the same thing. Furthermore, once you consider costs of gas, time spentpicking up and dropping off the truck, and on top of that, whatever the monthlystorage fees will be, it can get expensive and time-consuming.Hiring a moving company: ok, not really an option for the majority of poor andstarving students. So, we won't even go there.Pizza & Beer for your friends: most likely the cheapest option, but really, howmany trips back and forth do you want to make? And if your buddies are into