There are several dorms, and several on-campus apartment complexes as well. Belmont is the original residence hall that was built at the same time as the school, while Crestone, Culebra and Greenhorn are the newest residence halls, built in the last two years. Obviously, these are the nicer dorms, and most students prefer them to Belmont. The new dorms have a nice common room with a fireplace, ping pong tables, laundry room, kitchen, and computer lounge.
Students also have the option of living in the Walkingstick apartments, right next to the residence halls. They are two story houses with two to four rooms each. Although they're nice, roomy apartments, the rent is somewhat ridiculous and I, personally, didn't feel they were worth it. The Wolf Village apartments are just down the road from the campus - less than a mile - and in my opinion this is where you want to live if you're a student looking for a place of your own. Wolf Village is also a bit pricey, but they are newer and cleaner than the dorms and the Walkingstick. The Preserve at Belmont is also a good first apartment for students; although it's not specifically campus housing, it is less than a minute from the school.
