Student Housing in College Station, TX
$669+/unit
Fees may applyCallaway Villas
$660+/unit
Fees may applyThe Landing College Station
$579+/unit
Fees may applyThe London
$2,137+/unit
Fees may apply100 Park
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply1002 Hardwood Ln
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply103 Kimber Ln
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply116 Kimber Ln
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply118 Armored Ave
$1,625/unit
Fees may apply1198 Jones-Butler Rd
$815+/unit
Fees may apply12 North
$1,250/unit
Fees may apply1725 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S
$1,600/unit
Fees may apply1816 Brothers Blvd
$1,575/unit
Fees may apply219 Fraternity Row
$555+/unit
Fees may apply2818 Apartments
$900/unit
Fees may apply307 Manuel Dr
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply3211 Sergeant Dr
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply413 Baby Bear Dr
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply421 Baby Bear Dr
$1,800/unit
Fees may apply4303 Commando Trl
$1,950/unit
Fees may apply8426 Alison Ave
$975/unit
Fees may apply904 University Oaks Blvd
About Student Housing in College Station
College Station is a quintessential Texas college town built around Texas A&M University, and the rental market is essentially one large student housing ecosystem. A&M's 70,000+ student enrollment means enormous demand against a housing supply that grows every year but never quite catches up. The best apartments near campus fill early — some in the fall semester for the following academic year. Rents are higher than most people expect for a Texas college town, driven by pure enrollment volume. The Northgate entertainment district just north of campus is the social center, and most off-campus housing concentrates within a few miles.
Best Neighborhoods for Students in College Station
Northgate
The social hub directly north of A&M's campus — bars, restaurants, and apartments within walking or biking distance of the main quad. Competitive and pricier than other College Station zones, but the most convenient student location.
South College Station (Near Post Oak Mall)
More affordable than Northgate, with large apartment complexes and a higher proportion of newer construction. Popular with upperclassmen who want more space and amenities. Bus access to campus is solid.
Getting Around College Station as a Student
Here's what you need to know about getting around College Station.
Public Transit
Aggie Spirit Transit (BRT) provides free bus service for A&M students throughout College Station and Bryan, with frequent routes connecting to campus. The on-campus system is extensive. For students at A&M with a Aggie ID, the bus network genuinely covers most daily needs.
Walking and Biking
Northgate and the blocks nearest campus are walkable. Biking to class from most of College Station is feasible on the relatively flat terrain. The Lick Creek and Bee Creek trail systems provide off-street connections.
Parking
A&M parking is permit-required and competitive. Northgate area street parking fills up. Most apartment complexes include a space. Off-campus in residential zones, parking is not an issue.
Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in College Station
Common questions from students searching for housing.
College Station has gotten expensive for a Texas college town. Shared units near A&M typically run $650-$1,000/mo per person. Northgate pushes higher; South College Station is more affordable. The large enrollment keeps demand consistently high.
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