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Off-Campus Housing Near East Texas A&M University
$1,400+/unit
Fees may apply1505 Park St
$975+/unit
Fees may apply201
$600/unit
Fees may apply2402 Monroe St
$800/unit
Fees may apply602 Maple St
$650/unit
Fees may apply906 Roseanne Dr
$1,189+/unit
Fees may applyBradford Place Apartments
$975/unit
Fees may applyBryan.2408
$995/unit
Fees may applyBryan.2411
$1,199/unit
Fees may applyCharming Split Level Unit with Balcony Private Location in Complex
$685+/unit
Fees may applyRustic Rock Properties
$1,200/unit
Fees may applySouth Campus Luxury Apt.
$995/unit
Fees may applySouth Campus Studios
$850/unit
Fees may applyThe Plains
$850/unit
Fees may applyThe Savannah
$975/unit
Fees may applyWESLEY.4320
About Off-Campus Housing Near East Texas A&M University
East Texas A&M University anchors the small city of Commerce in Hunt County, about 65 miles northeast of Dallas, and brings the energy of a state university to a place that still feels like a genuine college town. Founded in 1889, the university has built a reputation for education, business, and agricultural programs, and its student population gives Commerce a rhythm that shifts with the academic calendar in noticeable ways. The campus features a mix of historic brick buildings and newer construction set across a landscape that transitions from the Cross Timbers to the Blackland Prairie, with tree-lined walkways that are pleasant in fall and spring. Commerce is small enough that students quickly feel at home but connected enough to the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex that internships, concerts, and major city amenities are within reasonable reach on a weekend. The off-campus housing market around campus is active and reasonably well-supplied, with student-oriented apartments and rental houses available across a range of price points. For students who want the feel of a close community without the isolation of a more remote campus, East Texas A&M and Commerce offer a comfortable balance.
East Texas A&M University Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
East Texas A&M University requires most first-year students who have graduated from high school within the past year to live in university-managed housing for their first academic year. Exemptions are available for students who are 21 or older, married, living with a parent or legal guardian within a defined commuting distance, or who can demonstrate financial hardship. Students seeking an exemption must submit a formal petition to the Office of Residence Life before the deadline posted each semester.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Students who have completed at least one full academic year at East Texas A&M are generally free to move off campus without needing special approval. Transfer students entering with a certain number of credit hours may also qualify to live off campus immediately. It is worth verifying your specific eligibility status with the housing office, as policies can be updated and individual circumstances vary.