Living on Campus at NMSU For better or worse, when you move away from home, your parents aren't going to be around to make sure that you pay your bills, wash your bedsheets, and eat your vegetables. Living on campus is an easy way to make the transition. Some of the bonuses of living on campus are No electric and gas bills to keep track of. No need to drive around frantically looking for a parking space when you're running late for class.
Residence halls are a great place to meet people.
You're close to everything, and there's always something to do on campus. Garcia Hall, the largest of the residence centers, has recently been remodeled and reopened in Fall 2000 with many perks, including brand new furniture and direct Internet connections available by subscription. Most people living in the residence centers share a room with a roommate. All of the residence centers are incredibly close to where you want to be. For more information on residence halls and other on-campus housing options, see the Housing and Dining Services web page.