| theres no place for a baby in the typical college dorm.
look for colleges that have the programs you are interested in, then talk to admissions about getting a waiver. no school would want a little one crawling around the dorm floors. they may, as mentioned, have other housing options for you.
dont be discouraged at all. they want your money, you want their services. you should be able to find some reasonable options. again, start with admissions to get the right connections... they might have the answer, they might have you talk to student life services. im sure youll be fine.
worst case scenario, and one that isnt so bad, i knew one person who went to community college to get the prereqs down the 1st two years, then transferred into the university to finish. saved a ton of money and it did not hurt his getting into a solid med school. the only issue with transferring is its nice to spend more time in the program at one school if you can, so you get to know the profs better and the program better.... but it can still work out w transfers. i did it.
good luck.
one more thing. dont get frustrated. my wife had a little one when she was in college. it might require more work and more scheduling, but it most certainly can be done! | 
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