I live in a 1b1b flat off campus. It is cheaper than on-campus.

I needed a college as soon as possible in Spring and I needed a fairly cheap college and UTD offers good ROI. Plus Texas is an emerging tech hub. The business school of UTD is really good not so sure about the Engineering school.

There are various apartments at the walking distance from the campus and which are quite economical. You can have a single room as well as in sharing. There are many configurations available and the respective terms are as follows: 1b (1 bed), 1b1b (1 bed 1 bath), 2b (2 bed) etc. You can also find studio apartments. The average rental cost will be around $500 per month including Wi-Fi and other amenities.

Reasons why I chose UT Dallas for my masters program are as follows: Cost of attendance : I had a better freshman scholarship at Dallas. .Enrollment numbers and smaller class sizes and this would result in smaller class sizes and less number of faculty members enhancing the quality of education. UTD provides many resources and experience to assist us during our time at UTD.

I lived in an adjacent city to where the campus of The University of Texas at Dallas is located, so I just lived at home with my parents to save a little money, especially considering how high tuition costs are and how low any financial aid provided was. This university is unfortunately all about administering loans!

The University of Texas at Dallas is an extremely reputable university, that is actually world-renowned. The University of Texas at Dallas is conveniently close to my home (which means I didn't have to live on campus) and it offered the program I was interested in.

Great campus and had the program I wanted to study. I really liked all of the people that I made, and the connections I made from meeting new people. The campus was also very handicapped accessible for me to get around easily.