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Off-Campus Housing Near Noorda
$430/person
Fees may applyCenter Pointe
3.4 (20)
$415+/person
Fees may applyEast Pointe
3.1 (21)
$565/person
Fees may applyItalian Villages
2.6 (5)
$457/unit
Fees may applyPark Place
2.8 (7)
$335+/person
Fees may applyStadium 150
3.0 (30)
$430/person
Fees may applySummer Pointe
3.5 (17)
$429+/person
Fees may applyThe Branbury
3.9 (98)
$580/person
Fees may applyThe Green on Campus Drive
4.1 (337)
$600/person
Fees may applyVillage on the Parkway
4.1 (7)
About Off-Campus Housing Near Noorda College
Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine is a private medical school in Provo, Utah, primarily serving graduate-level professional students rather than undergraduates. The off-campus market around Noorda draws on Provo's large and well-established student housing inventory — built around BYU and UVU — but medical students typically seek quieter, more professional housing than the heavily-social undergraduate complexes nearby. Provo's rental market is competitive and prices have risen with Utah County's growth, but there are solid options in established neighborhoods east of campus. Shared professional housing typically runs $750–$1,000/month per person, with higher-end solo apartments available for students with income from assistantships or loans.
Noorda College Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirements
Noorda College has no live-on requirement and no on-campus housing. All students live off-campus from the start. The professional student population is generally older and more settled, so the housing search is more about finding a stable 12-month arrangement than navigating undergraduate-style housing markets.
Off-Campus Eligibility
No contracted or approved housing system exists at Noorda. Students rent freely throughout Provo and Utah County. The college is relatively new, so an established off-campus housing pipeline specific to Noorda students is still developing — most students search on their own through standard rental channels.
Lease Timing
Noorda's academic calendar aligns roughly with standard fall start dates. Medical school schedules are demanding, so students benefit from securing housing before classes begin rather than managing a housing search concurrent with coursework. Starting the search in January for fall move-in is advisable.
