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Randall University is a small private Christian institution affiliated with the Free Will Baptist denomination, located in Moore, Oklahoma, a suburban city south of Oklahoma City. With roughly 300 to 500 students, Randall offers undergraduate programs in ministry, education, business, and the liberal arts within a community grounded in Christian values. The campus sits along the I-35 service road in Moore, placing it conveniently within the Oklahoma City metro. Class sizes are small, faculty-student relationships are close, and campus life centers on faith, service, and academics. Limited campus housing capacity means many Randall students seek off-campus rentals in Moore and the broader south OKC area.
Randall University encourages incoming students to live on campus and has residence hall options available for those who wish to be part of the on-campus community. Policies about mandatory residency should be confirmed directly with the university's student life office before enrollment, as students commuting from a parent or guardian's home within the local area are typically exempt.
Most students at Randall University are eligible to live off campus, and many do so throughout their time at the university. Moore and the surrounding OKC metro offer a range of affordable apartments, townhomes, and rental houses suitable for individual students or small groups.
The rental market in Moore operates year-round without the same competitive pressure found in large university towns. Students can reasonably find suitable apartments within a few weeks of beginning their search at almost any time of year. Signing a lease two to three months before a planned move-in date is typically sufficient to secure a good unit.
Housing policies change frequently. Always verify current requirements directly with Randall University before signing a lease.
Because Randall University's enrollment is small and Moore is a large suburban rental market, there is no urgent pressure to start a housing search months in advance the way there is at larger schools. Students who begin looking three to four months before their intended move-in date will have a comfortable range of options to consider. Starting early is still worthwhile for students with specific needs such as pet-friendly units or accessibility requirements.
Moore does not experience the intense seasonal housing rush that college towns with larger universities see, largely because Randall's student population does not dominate the local rental market. Spring months from March through May can see a mild uptick in rental activity as leases expire, but inventory generally remains available. Students planning for a fall move-in can productively search between April and July without significant risk of losing quality units.
Students who need housing on short notice will generally find Moore and the south OKC area accommodating, with apartments and rental homes available on relatively short timelines. Online listing platforms, local property management companies, and community Facebook groups are good resources for finding current vacancies. Students willing to expand their search to Norman or south Oklahoma City will have even more options available.
Areas near the I-35 corridor offer the most convenient commute to Randall's campus along the service road, with apartment complexes and homes.
Near SW 19th Street and along S. Eastern Avenue, South Moore provides a mix of apartment complexes and rental houses at affordable prices.
A short drive away, Norman offers a larger supply of student-oriented rentals near the University of Oklahoma.
Common questions from students searching for housing.
Randall University does offer residence hall housing for students who want to live on campus. Given the university's small size, students should contact the student life office directly to confirm current availability and any applicable residency requirements.