<p>I recently just got admitted to UTSA. I cannot seem to decide which housing would be best to apply for. Chisolm hall seems to be much cheaper than laurel or san saba halls. Any information on these housing types would be greatly helpful.</p>
<p>Chisholm Hall, the longest tenured Residence Hall on the UTSA campus, offers a traditional freshman hall setting combined with upgraded room amenities and furniture options not offered anywhere else on campus as well as a heated Junior Olympic size pool that is accessible to all Chisholm residents 24 hours a day. This hall features an amazing community feel and is a great place to establish study partners and enduring friendships. Located mere steps away from the Road Runner Café, Chisholm Hall is ideal for any student utilizing a university meal plan or enjoys ready access to campus dining. Chisholm is also located very near the heart of the UTSA campus, eliminating the need for students to drive further onto campus and look for parking. This four level facility features double and single occupancy rooms, study lounge and laundry room on each floor and a full service kitchen on the first floor. Chisholm Hall provides outlets for your personal growth by promoting the perfect atmosphere for students to “Live, Learn and Grow” and is an excellent option for students wanting an easy transition into college living and responsibilities. Anyone looking for a great on campus Residence Life community experience should definitely consider Chisholm Hall.
Chisholm Hall
<a href=“http://www.campushousing.com/chisholm”>http://www.campushousing.com/chisholm</a>
6960 North Loop 1604 West, San Antonio, TX 78249
(210) 697-4400 or 1-800-377-6933
Privately owned and managed by Campus Living Villages in partnership with UTSA</p>
<p>Email further inquiries to <a href="mailto:info@chisholmhall.com">info@chisholmhall.com</a></p>