North Dakota State Apartments & Houses
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College Pads is an off-campus housing resource built to make the housing search easier for students.
Finding apartments at North Dakota State has always been a chore. At College Pads we are fixing that. All of our off-campus housing options have been verified and approved by our diligent team of campus managers. We even follow up with you and the landlord to make sure you have found your perfect house. Because there are so many options to consider before making a responsible renting decision, check out our North Dakota State University apartment hunting guide below.
If you’re an NDSU student looking to live off-campus starting in the fall, you’re probably going to want to start your search for your new place during the prior spring semester. If you’re planning on living with two or more people, the earlier you can begin actively looking for housing, the better. Places with three or more bedrooms tend to fill up more quickly than studios, one bedrooms, and two bedrooms. Houses also follow this pattern, as they tend to be in greater demand than apartments. Being conscious of the leasing patterns for housing around the NDSU area and starting your hunt early in the spring semester can help ensure that you snag a great place to live.
Rent in Fargo, ND
Because of the campus’ close proximity to the state’s shared border with Minnesota, some off-campus housing options are technically in Minnesota! Try not to be scared off by the prospect of technically living in another state, the distance between these locations and campus is not as great as it sounds.
Rent prices tend to be a little more expensive the closer you get to campus, particularly for one-bedroom and studio apartments, but in many of these instances, utilities and amenities such as in-unit washing machines and dryers and parking are included. If you’re looking to spend a little less, consider living with a few friends in a duplex or house.
Below is an average cost break-down per person for options from studio to four or five bedroom places:
Studio |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
$458 |
$589 |
$402 |
$409 |
$399 |
When choosing to have a night out, NDSU students tend to head to a few key spots that are grouped together around Broadway and 3rd Street. Most of the places in this area offer hearty American cuisine and boast a strong beer menu. If you’re looking for a little more variety, downtown Fargo offers an urban vibe and a mix of ethnic restaurants. Here are some spots you definitely don’t want to miss.
Best Restaurants:
1. Sickies Garage
2. Doolittle’s Woodfire Grill
3. Wurst Bier Hall
4. Mezzaluna
5. HoDo Lounge
Best Bars:
1. JL Beers
2. Dempsey’s Public House
3. The Windbreak
4. Borrowed Buck’s Roadhouse
5. Duffy’s Tavern
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