Campus Apartments
Two, three and four-bedroom apartments give NTMU students residential independence without leaving campus behind.
North Texas Metropolitan University combines the scale of a modern university with the close-knit culture of a private campus, surrounded by the corporate corridors and suburban sprawl of Far North Dallas.
Located near the intersection of the President George Bush Turnpike and the Dallas North Tollway in Far North Dallas, NTMU sits at the edge of Plano's suburban sprawl, where corporate campuses, residential neighborhoods and major highways converge.
The university grounds combine academic buildings, athletic facilities, student apartments, recreation areas, Greek residences and landscaped pedestrian corridors into a compact private-campus environment.
Some parts of campus are polished enough for admissions brochures. Others acquire their reputations after midnight.
Every part of campus has its own rhythm, whether you're crossing the Academic Core between classes or following stadium lights toward the Athletics District.
Lecture halls, research buildings, administrative offices and the university's primary academic spaces surround the central campus.
Stadiums, training facilities and competition venues serving the Strikers, Devils, Menaces and Diamondbacks.
Dining, study spaces, student organizations and the unofficial crossroads of campus life.
Two, three and four-bedroom apartments give NTMU students residential independence without leaving campus behind.
Fraternity and sorority houses, including Alpha Sigma Epsilon, line one of the most recognizable stretches of campus.
Whether through orientation, tradition or extremely questionable late-night decisions, certain locations become part of every student's mental map.
One of the university's signature academic buildings and a familiar backdrop for tours, events and commencement photos.
The central green linking academic buildings and one of the busiest pedestrian corridors between classes.
Home field of the Fourth Down Devils and one of the loudest places on campus during fall weekends.
Restaurants, lounges, study rooms and enough caffeine to keep several departments legally functional.
It does not take cards. It does not take bills. It barely accepts quarters.
The aging vending machine tucked away on campus has survived renovations, technology upgrades and multiple generations of students. Somewhere along the way, it also acquired a reputation for being haunted.
The university has no official comment on the matter.
NTMU's identity isn't confined to classrooms or stadiums. Courtyards, coffee shops, campus apartments, fraternity houses, practice fields and late-night gathering places shape the daily experience just as much as anything printed in the university catalog.
Explore the organizations, traditions and communities that make the campus feel distinctly NTMU.
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