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From the blog

What NAU Students Should Check Before Signing a Flagstaff Lease: Snow, Heating and Parking

Before you sign an NAU off campus housing lease, check six things: who must shovel the sidewalk, what the landlord owes you on heat, where your street sits in the plow priority, whether your parking is legal November through April, which permit you need, and what winter utilities cost.

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Living Near Weber State vs. Commuting from Davis County or Salt Lake

Weber State off campus housing is one of the few student housing decisions in Utah where money barely settles the argument. A commuter permit costs $98 a year and the UTA Ed Pass is free — so what actually decides it is time.

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Commuting vs. Living Near the University of Utah: TRAX, Parking and What Each Really Costs

A University of Utah student parking permit costs $469.44 for the 2026-27 academic year, while riding UTA with a valid UCard costs you nothing. The real decision isn't car or no car — it's whether you can reach campus on the Red Line.

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