It's that time of year again when college is on many people's minds. Students are preparing to graduate after years of learning, growth, and hard work, and high schoolers across the country face Decision Day as they choose where to spend their next four years. But amid the college admissions and graduation frenzy, there's another interesting trend to consider: from Ann Arbor, Michigan, to Durham, North Carolina, and beyond, so-called "college towns" are emerging as appealing pockets for some older adults. It's not that hard to see why. Yes, familiarity or nostalgia is likely a factor for some. But the fact is that many college towns offer advantages that surveys show many retirees value. Older adults often seek affordability, good access to healthcare, and a sense of community when deciding where to live, and some college towns check those boxes. From just $107.88 $24.99 for Kiplinger Personal Finance Become a smarter, better informed investor.…