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Walk Time To Campus: 9 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
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Walk Time To Campus: 8 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
Availability
Walk Time To Campus: 8 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
Availability
Walk Time To Campus: 8 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
Availability
Walk Time To Campus: 8 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
Availability
Walk Time To Campus: 8 mins
To Campus
Beds
Price
Availability
Walk Time To Campus: 6 mins
To Campus
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Walk Time To Campus: 30+ mins
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Walk Time To Campus: 3 mins
To Campus
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Walk Time To Campus: 5 mins
Finding affordable, off-campus apartments near USU doesn't need to involve browsing several different apartment sites. College Pads gives students a place where they can compare off-campus housing near Utah State University and contact landlords all on one site!
To make your student housing hunt even easier, College Pads has verified and approved all of the available Utah State housing options to make sure you find a place you'll love so you can enjoy the college community while living off-campus.
If you’re a USU student looking to get out of the dorms and into student housing in Logan, Utah in the fall semester, you’ll want to begin your search for a home after you get back from spring break. Those looking to live alone in a studio or one-bedroom apartment near Utah State University have a few weeks more to find a place than those looking to live in a larger home. If you’re looking to live in a house with a few friends, keep in mind that townhouses and stand-alone homes go much more quickly, especially USU married housing. Either way, try to get a lease signed before the end of the semester!
One of the best things about living in USU off-campus housing is that it’s super affordable! If you're willing to put up with a few roommates, you can find fantastic housing for less than $400 per month and even as cheap as $225 per month. No matter what, if you start looking in October, you'll find something great and avoid breaking the bank.
Here's a breakdown of average rents per person, per bedroom:
Studio | 1BR | 2BR | 3BR | 4BR | |
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$695 | $708 | $442 | $399 | $342 |
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Students at Utah State have access to a ton of interesting, quirky eateries, including a lot of great dessert places – there’s a spot in town that offers a sinkful of ice cream at your request. The nightlife closest to campus consists of a collection of all kinds of bars that definitely know their audience, judging from the great drink specials they have going on just about any given night. You won’t want to miss any of these top-rated spots below!
There’s no shortage of places to check out for the Utah State student looking to get back in touch with nature. Logan’s Canyon offers hiking and rock climbing, as well as skiing and snowboarding in the winter. Wind Caves Hike also has some great hiking trails, and Crimson Trail features some less intensive walking trails. For a longer, more difficult hike, students like to head out to White Pine Lake.
Utah State University students definitely like to be active in their downtime, whether participating in sports, intramurals, or hiking around the canyon. They’re avid supporters of their sports’ teams and love to get involved in groups and clubs on campus that offers plenty other entertainment, like dances and socials for the students. When the snow comes, students partake in skiing and snowboarding as well. There’s never a lack for things to do on or around campus.