The Best of Both Worlds!
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The Benefits of a Metropolis...
While studying in Dr. Osinski's group, you will be in the middle of New Mexico's largest city. You will enjoy shopping in the city's two major malls, as well as small, culturally-oriented merchants you can only find in the southwest. You will also be able to see all the latest films at the 24-screen movie theater. In Albuquerque, you will also be part of a thriving art community. Numerous galleries let you
relax and enjoy fine art in your free time. The Albuquerque Museum attracts both national and local talent, which
you can see for free. It also puts on workshops in various disciplines,
allowing you to refresh your spirit and refine your skill. In addition, you will be only an hour and a half from
Albuquerque also provides you with opportunities in the performing arts. You can enjoy an evening of fine music with the nationally-renowned New Mexico Symphony. You can watch and participate in both traditional and experimental drama in the city's several community theaters. Feel all the excitement of big-city theater at UNM's Popejoy Hall, which regularly features touring Broadway theater companies and musicians. Or see your favorite band at Albuquerque's spacious stadiums and amphitheaters. |
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...with the Comforts of a Small Town!
In a city of fewer than a million people, you will enjoy comfort and personal space as you work and study. The clean air, pure water and arid climate will keep you in good health during your stay. In fact, many students enjoy the climate and landscape so much that they make Albuquerque their home after graduation.
And you will be able to live here comfortably and affordably. New Mexico's average cost of living
is 22% lower than Boston, 36% lower than Los Angeles, and 50% lower than New York (Bankrate.com). And, since CHTM pays your tuition if you qualify, you can enjoy your
life and work, free from stressful monetary concerns.
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