The 12 Most Social Student Apartments Near BYU-I (October 2026)

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   The Landing

   winner

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   4.5(36 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: The Landing nails the social scene near BYU-I by creating a space where something's always happening without feeling forced or overwhelming. Residents rave about the friendly, inclusive vibe people genuinely want to help you feel part of the community and the complex does a smart job of hosting group activities around the firepits and common areas that naturally draw folks together. As one resident put it, "The people here are so friendly and always willing to talk and help you feel included. It's easy to make friends." You'll find a younger crowd here who know how to balance a good time with keeping things respectful.

   20 min walk to BYU-I·$538/person/moCaring management10/10 would recommendSafeGood maintenance
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   Colonial House

   runner-up

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   4.5(38 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: The Colonial House stands out for having a genuinely tight-knit social community where friendships form fast and stick around. Residents consistently highlight how open and accessible people are doors stay open, people hang in the grass, and the clubhouse becomes a natural gathering hub where you can always find something fun happening. One resident summed it up perfectly: "I definitely got lucky with an amazing ward with amazing people on the third floor! Everyone is super friendly, and if you're looking to meet people who will absolutely bless your life, come to Colonial House for sure!" The management backs it all up with thoughtful social events and genuinely welcoming vibes.

   10 min walk to BYU-I·$587/person/moGreat locationCaring management10/10 would recommendGood roommate matching
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   Abri

   third

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   4.3(45 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: Abri Apartments delivers a balanced social scene where you get both the fun party energy and genuine community no extremes, just good people doing good things together. Residents highlight how welcoming everyone is, the mix of personalities (partiers and chill folks coexisting peacefully), and the management's smart move of hosting free food Fridays and resident appreciation weeks that give people natural reasons to connect. As one resident noted, "I think overall the social environment is pretty good! I like how they have free food Friday!" You'll find game nights, brunches, and dinners happening regularly, all backed by a younger crowd that actually knows how to be considerate neighbors.

   20 min walk to BYU-ISafeGood roommate matching10/10 would recommendCaring management

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   The Gates

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   4.1(42 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: The Gates at Rexburg proves you don't need wild parties to have a genuinely social community you just need good people, solid activities, and spaces designed for connection. Residents love the organized events, strong FHE groups, and the fact that the hot tub and clubhouses naturally pull people together without any pressure to be "crazy." One resident captured the vibe perfectly: "It's social if you want it to be, but it is not a very crazy hype up place, which I actually liked." The complex consistently hosts well-planned events each semester that actually help you meet people, and the wards here are genuinely strong.

   24 min walk to BYU-IWorth the money10/10 would recommendCaring managementGood maintenance
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   The Pines

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   4.1(21 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: The Pines nails the sweet spot for students who want genuine connection without the chaos of party culture. Residents here genuinely become friends and family, with a lounge area for games and regular lobby activities that keep things fun but low-key. The vibe is chill and respectful there's always music and laughter around, but people are courteous about noise and personal boundaries. As one resident put it, "People here become friends easily and turn into family." You get the social energy without sacrificing the peaceful living environment.

   15 min walk to BYU-I·$300/person/moGreat locationGood maintenanceCaring managementGood roommate matching
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   University Courtyard

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   3.5(29 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: University Courtyard attracts students who value genuine friendships and a strong community over constant partying. The ward here is genuinely active and tight-knit, and residents are friendly and self-aware about respecting each other's space and quiet hours. People bond naturally with neighbors and roommates, creating real connections that last. As one resident shared, "The ward is really cool here! We've also made a ton of friends with our neighbors!" If you're looking for a responsible, welcoming community where you can actually get to know people, this is your place.

   5 min walk to BYU-I·$463/person/moGreat locationCaring managementGood maintenanceSafe
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   Windsor Manor

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   4.2(19 reviews)social scene

   16 min walk to BYU-I·$999/person/moResponsive managementGood maintenanceGreat location
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   University View Rexburg

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   3.5(17 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: University View Rexburg brings the energy with regular activities and events that give you plenty of chances to meet people and have fun. Free Food Friday and semester-long programming create natural gathering points, and residents tend to be kind and genuinely happy to be there. The social scene really depends on how much effort you put in some wards are tighter than others, and you'll find your people if you're willing to put yourself out there. As one resident noted, "There was a ton of activities each semester out on by UV." The potential for friendship is real if you're proactive about it.

   18 min walk to BYU-I·$1675/person/moSafeGreat locationCaring managementGood maintenance
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   The Lodge

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   3.4(7 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: The Lodge gives you the freedom to build your social life exactly how you want it, with management actively hosting fun parties and events to bring residents together. Whether you're looking to make tons of friends or keep things low-key, the community here supports both. Management's commitment to creating social opportunities means there's always something happening if you want in. As one resident put it, "Often management has fun parties that they put on and I 100% recommend going if you get the chance."

   14 min walk to BYU-I·$440/person/mo10/10 would recommendGood maintenanceGood roommate matchingGreat location
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   Cedar Heights

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   5.0(6 reviews)social scene

   16 min walk to BYU-I·$541/person/mo10/10 would recommendGreat locationSafe
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   NorthPoint Apartments

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   5.0(6 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: NorthPoint stands out for creating genuine community moments that go beyond the usual apartment complex vibe. Management actively hosts social events pancake days, free food gatherings, and themed parties like their Fall Western bash complete with a mechanical bull and pizza that actually get residents excited and mingling. The younger crowd here is genuinely down to make friends, and the YSA ward community adds real spiritual depth to the social scene. As one resident put it, "The social atmosphere is great! I had an amazing YSA ward that was so supportive." You'll find people here who actually want to know their neighbors.

   14 min walk to BYU-I·$1605/person/moCaring managementWorth the moneyGreat locationBest in town
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   122 Classic

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   3.5(6 reviews)social scene

   why it ranked: We don't have enough resident feedback yet to give 122 Classic a full picture of its social scene near BYU-I. Check back soon as more students share their experiences.

   18 min walk to BYU-I

Walk times are door-to-door to BYU-I campus. Rent is per person, per month.