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[header] How to choose between a college dorm or apartment [title] Start by comparing the cost of rent. [step] When you begin to consider your finances, see if there's a major difference in rent costs between an apartment and the dorm. Oftentimes, the cost of rent alone is cheaper off campus.

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  1. Most apartments in most major cities will cost between $20 and $40. College apartments are more expensive, so you'll need to factor this into your assessment.
  2. The monthly rent for a dorm may be quite high. [substeps] If you do not currently have an apartment lined up, you can browse listings online to try and get a general sense of what the price range tends to be in the area.
  3. If this is the case, you may want to consider a transfer apartment. Generally, dorms are one unit, while apartments are two units.
  4. Use any factor in your budget to get you started. [substeps] You could spend $250 an year living in the dorm.

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