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Everything students need to find off-campus housing — how to search, what to budget, which neighborhoods fit, and how to spot a good place before you sign.

Budget & Affordability

On-Campus vs. Off-Campus Living at BYU-Idaho: Cost and Lifestyle Comparison

BYU-Idaho students choose between University Village ($530–$650/month) and BYU-I Approved off-campus housing ($300–$650/month). Both are required for ages 17–25, both are single-sex, both follow the Honor Code. The cost gap mostly comes down to whether you'll share a bedroom.

May 6, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

7 Best Apartments Near UNLV in 2026 (Rent + Walk Times)

Seven UNLV-area apartments to tour in 2026 — Echo 1055, The Degree, Legacy LV, Calm at Rainbow, Tides, 4200, and Apex Meadows. Per-bed rent runs $600 to $1,350, with a full comparison table and walk times.

May 6, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

8 Student Apartments Near UNR Reno with the Best Amenities

Eight UNR-area apartments worth touring for amenities — HERE Reno, Fifteen51, The Dean, Uncommon, Canyon Flats, The Republic, Springview by Vintage, and The Villager Studios. Per-bed rent runs roughly $700 to $1,400.

May 6, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

Pullman, WA Student Housing Guide for WSU Cougars

A Pullman housing guide for WSU students: freshman dorm requirement, College Hill and Sunnyside neighborhoods, $500–$1,000 per bedroom rent ranges, the early January–March leasing timeline, and what to plan for beyond the lease.

May 5, 2026read more →
Student Housing 101

Are Co-Ed Apartments Allowed at BYU-Idaho? Single-Sex Housing Rules Explained

No — BYU-Idaho's Approved Housing system requires unmarried undergrads under 30 to live in single-sex apartments. Married students are exempt and can live anywhere in Rexburg. Here's how the rules work in practice.

May 5, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

Eugene, OR Off-Campus Housing Guide for University of Oregon Ducks (2026)

UO off-campus housing in Eugene, OR for 2026 — neighborhoods, real rent ranges by room type, and the heating/window questions you need to ask before signing.

May 4, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

7 Student Apartments Near WSU in Pullman With Shuttle Service

Seven student apartments near WSU Pullman with private shuttle service. What each shuttle actually delivers, real per-bed prices for 2026, and what to ask first.

May 4, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

Can You Use FAFSA Money to Pay for Off-Campus Housing?

Yes — FAFSA aid covers off-campus rent up to your school's cost-of-attendance cap. Funds disburse to you after tuition and fees. Here's how it works and when.

May 4, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

How Much Does Off-Campus Housing Cost Near ASU? 2026 Tempe Student Budget Guide

ASU off-campus housing runs $700–$1,600/month per student in Tempe for 2026. Real numbers, named buildings, and what utilities + parking actually add to your bill.

May 4, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

15 Best Cities in the US for Cheap Student Housing

Provo, Stillwater, and Morgantown are the cheapest cities for student housing in 2026: more than half the places listed on Find My Place in each start under $700 a month. All fifteen college towns, ranked by live listing data.

May 3, 2026read more →
Student Housing 101

Do Community Colleges Have Dorms? State-by-State Breakdown

About 26.6% of U.S. public community colleges offer on-campus dorms — roughly 285 two-year schools across 38 states, up from 22.8% in 2010. Only about 1% of community college students actually live on campus because spots are limited and wait lists fill fast.

May 3, 2026read more →
Budget & Affordability

Where to Find Reliable Dorm and Off-Campus Housing Reviews in 2026

The most reliable places to read dorm and off-campus housing reviews in 2026 are Find My Place, RateMyDorm, Niche, your university's off-campus housing portal, and Google Reviews on the property management company itself.

May 1, 2026read more →