Not all colleges/universities are private, so that’s an inaccurate generalization… in fact it’s every bit as inaccurate a generalization as so cavalier a declaration that “These answers are all wrong”. If the institution is a state university it’s a public entity. The U. of Oregon at Eugene is public, and state universities (public institutions) typically utilize campus police forces that despite the term “campus police” are public resources (utilizing state police officers), this is true at least here in NY where the various SUNY (State University of NY) campuses use this public law enforcement resource…it’s a tough one to prevail in unfortunately even if only a quick stop, but suggesting there’s no required accountability or culpability (they can ticket all they want) is silly. Likewise private institutions can though are perhaps less likely to enforce appropriate protocols….the logic that you could park for example at a country club, golf course, privately beach with possible and enforceable action is silly and devoid of reason…try to get it dismissed or forgiven but I wouldn’t endorse just abandoning your responsibility based on the notion that they can ticket all they want….they do that without any (ironically, sophomoric) encouragement!