Good places to live for an incoming Auraria campus student?

[Jawn]

I've lived the on-campus life already, and grew out of it far too quickly. That's one of the things that attracted me to this school. As for the tuition, the out-of-state rate is actually among the lowest overall of the schools that I'm applying to, which are all either private or out of state. So whatever I do, I'll be in debt for the long run.

Also, I'll be eligible for in-state tuition after living in Colorado for at least a year. That technically makes it the cheapest of all my options.

[vegaspilgrim]

Originally Posted by Jawn

Also, I'll be eligible for in-state tuition after living in Colorado for at least a year. That technically makes it the cheapest of all my options.

Are you 23 or older or soon to be?

[Jawn]

Soon to be. From my understanding, you have to be 22 and live there for at least a year to be eligible.

I'd be all right with living a little bit further outside the city, too, if anyone knows some good areas. In that case, I may be able to bring a car if the difference in rent from a place in Highlands or something like that is big enough to afford me a parking pass.

[Jawn]

Still trying to look into this