Upon starting their master's, the main hurdle is getting the right balance between what they earn and what they spend—adding the tuition fee and student loan, which not be used but still bugs, to the list of expenses. A daunting task for many, if not for the one not under pressure. 

One can’t get help from parents at this stage one’s conscious doesn’t allow it. At this stage, one wants to prove that “they can stand for themselves” to others and themselves. It is not in my intention to goad you or anything—yes, many may be content, but not all. Not everyone has the same drive, and not all have the same situation. So being cautious can’t be equated to being a bad thing.

So considering every expense one may have, what stands out more, as it ties the sole reason for the journey to a new place, is the tuition. Undeniably, you thought of student loans, right? Read the title, my friend, if not sorry. 

So getting into the topic at hand is to give everyone an idea about the five universities which charge considerably low in the US so that the ones with plans can consider these.

Minnesota State University—Moorhead: $26,035 

South Dakota State University: $26,126

California State University—Fresno: $28,181 

Murray State University: $29,237

Coppin State University: $29,746 

Southern Illinois University—Carbondale: $29,903

Disclaimer, if one can say this by definition, all the universities mentioned are not renowned and also not in huge cities compared to other top cities, but—these can be welcoming places for those who want a slower pace with a relatively low cost of living. And these tend to be easier for adjustment of students into a completely new place. 

If some may have mixed feelings about these, it’s understandable not everyone wants to go for things with a low tag. For those who can manage themselves, many universities in big cities with a good balance between cost and quality and provide more for the money spent can be a go-to place. And here are a few cities with such colleges.

https://www.stumagz.com/in/top-5-places-to-do-masters-in-us/