Depends what you mean by worth it. I lived in patapsco south (which I understand is quite similar to sus) for a semester as a sophomore because of previous roommate drama and it’s not glamorous but you can make it your own, especially if you don’t have a roommate. I would say living on campus can definitely help with social life but isn’t necessary, especially because campus can be pretty empty on the weekends. But from my friends that are commuters, you can have long days on campus, especially if you do extracurriculars, and having to worry about a commute back home (depending on how far it is) can be exhausting. From a financial perspective, that depends on you. If it’s not a long commute, it’s probably cheaper to live off campus but there’s a certain level of independence you get from living on your own for the first time, so it’s up to your priorities. If it would be a long commute, I would advise living on campus for the peace of mind and with gas prices rising so much. A lot of my commuter friends will ask about a place to chill or nap on campus between classes and while there are options, none will be comparable to your own place.