Want to study abroad in the United States? Here are 10 affordable college towns in the United States

Students, both US citizens and foreigners, are always on the lookout for the best affordable college towns in the US, so financial websites Wallet Center Here is a list of the cheapest areas to live in based on certain relevant demographics.

according to WalletHub Edinburg, home to the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, is the college town with the lowest cost of living in a survey of “America’s Best College Towns and Cities.”

Wallet Center 415 communities of varying sizes with college enrollment of at least 7,500 students were evaluated to find the most affordable college towns.

Housing costs, monthly health club fees, average prices for pizza, burgers, movies and bowling, and higher education costs were used to rank the cities. CNBC.

Edinburg is a city in South Texas with a population of approximately 104,300 people. According to the most recent census data, approximately 30% of the city’s population is under the age of 18. According to census data, the average household income in the city is approximately $53,000, while the average rent is approximately $850.

according to Wallet CenterHere are the most affordable college cities and towns in the U.S.:

1. Edinburg, Texas

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

2. Brookings, South Dakota

South Dakota State University

3. Brownsville, Texas

University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

4. Logan, Utah

Utah State University

5. McAllen, Texas

South Texas College

6. Nacogdoches, Texas

Stephen F. Austin State University

7. Oxford, Ohio

University of Miami

8. Rexburg, Idaho

Brigham Young University (Idaho)

9. Killeen, Texas

Texas A&M University, Central Texas

10. Statesboro, Georgia

Georgia Southern University