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Off-Campus Housing Near Dunwoody College of Technology
$1,235+/unit
Fees may apply1301 University
$399+/unit
Fees may apply44 North
$899+/unit
Fees may apply700 University Ave
$1,180+/unit
Fees may applyChateau Student Housing Co-op
$1,144+/unit
Fees may applyComo Student Community Cooperative
$1,144+/unit
Fees may applyComo Student Community Cooperative (CSCC)
$364+/unit
Fees may applyGrandMarc Seven Corners
$1,219+/unit
Fees may applyHERE Minneapolis
$675+/unit
Fees may applyHub Minneapolis
$847+/unit
Fees may applyMarcy Park Student Housing Co-op
$1,699+/unit
Fees may applyMPA / Marcy Park Apartments
$847+/unit
Fees may applyRiverton Community Housing (Marshall Student Housing Co-op)
$699+/unit
Fees may applyStadium Village Flats
$512+/unit
Fees may applyStudents' Co-op
$599+/unit
Fees may applyThe Arrow Apartments
$935+/unit
Fees may applyThe Bridges Dinkytown
$959+/unit
Fees may applyThe Edge on Oak
$800+/unit
Fees may applyThe Elysian Apartments
$875+/unit
Fees may applyThe Knoll Dinkytown
$549+/unit
Fees may applyThe Pavilion on Berry
$670+/unit
Fees may applyThe Standard at Dinkytown
About Off-Campus Housing Near Dunwoody College of Technology
Dunwoody College of Technology is a private nonprofit technical college in the Near North neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota, offering programs in engineering technology, construction, design, and health sciences. Dunwoody does not operate campus dormitories, so all students arrange their own housing in the Minneapolis area from enrollment onward. Minneapolis has an extensive bus network and light rail system that gives students without cars real access to campus from many neighborhoods. Rental options range from affordable shared houses in North Minneapolis to modern apartments near downtown. Cold winters are a key factor to weigh when choosing a neighborhood and planning daily commutes to campus.
Dunwoody College of Technology Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
Dunwoody College of Technology does not operate traditional residential dormitories and does not impose a freshman live-on requirement on its students. All students, including first-year students, are responsible for arranging their own housing in the Minneapolis area. The college encourages new students to begin their housing search early given the competitive nature of the Minneapolis rental market.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Because Dunwoody does not maintain on-campus housing, all students are considered off-campus residents by default and there is no eligibility process to navigate. Students are free to live wherever suits their schedule, commute preferences, and budget. The college's location in the Near North neighborhood of Minneapolis puts it within reach of multiple neighborhoods served by bus routes and the light rail system.
Lease Timing
The Minneapolis rental market is competitive year-round, but availability tends to shift most in the spring as leases tied to the academic calendar turn over. Students hoping to secure housing near Dunwoody for a fall start should begin searching in February or March to capture the best selection. Waiting until summer often means fewer choices and higher competition for units closest to campus.