How expensive is it to live at Colorado School of Mines?

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Living at Colorado School of Mines can be quite more expensive than many other institutions. The tuition fee at Colorado School of Mines for residents is $43,801, and that for non-residents is $67,711 (INR 57,50,564). An estimated cost of attendance while studying at Colorado School of Mines is deta

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