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NMSU dorms: How much do they cost?

Hey everyone, I'm considering attending New Mexico State University next year and I'm trying to figure out the expenses for dorms. Can anyone give me an idea of the cost for on-campus housing at NMSU? Is off-campus housing a viable option? Thanks in advance!

6 months ago

Hey there! At New Mexico State University (NMSU), the cost of on-campus housing varies depending on the type of dorm or apartment you choose. For the 2022-2023 academic year, the cost for a traditional residence hall (double occupancy) ranged from around $2,430 to $3,035 per semester, while the cost for a single room in a residence hall ranged from approximately $3,319 to $3,924 per semester. Apartment-style living is also available, with 2-bedroom and 4-bedroom options ranging from around $3,688 to $4,271 per semester.

It's worth noting that these costs can change year-to-year and might be different by the time you'd be applying. You should visit the NMSU housing website for the most up-to-date pricing information.

As for off-campus housing, it is definitely a viable option for many students at NMSU. The cost of off-campus housing can vary greatly based on factors like location, type of housing, and amenities offered, but generally, it tends to be more affordable than on-campus housing in the area, especially if you're willing to share an apartment or house with roommates.

Las Cruces, where NMSU is located, has a fairly low cost of living compared to other college towns, so you might find some good deals on off-campus housing. Do remember that living off-campus has its own expenses, for things like groceries, furniture, and potentially parking, but it is generally still a more affordable option.

Make sure that as you research off-campus housing options, you consider factors like transportation and proximity to campus, as well as amenities and safety. And do keep in mind that living on campus may be worth the higher cost in your first year, as it can be easier to make friends and find a community for yourself when living in the dorms.

Good luck with your college planning!

6 months ago

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