BYU-I Approved Men's Housing in Rexburg
Need a place to stay while studying at BYU-Idaho? NorthPoint offers a convenient, comfortable housing option for male students, just minutes from campus.
Our apartments meet all BYU-Idaho housing approval requirements, allowing you to focus on your education and enjoy student life to the fullest.
NorthPoint’s Men’s Apartments Amenities
Approved Housing for BYU-Idaho Students in Rexburg
At NorthPoint, our men’s building is uniquely positioned, wrapping around the on-site parking garage and located just steps from the main amenities center, which features built-in restaurants and social spaces. This prime location makes it easy to enjoy everything our community has to offer.
Men's apartment amenities
Our men’s apartments are thoughtfully designed to support your lifestyle as a BYU-Idaho student. You’ll have the convenience of in-unit laundry, eliminating trips to shared facilities and saving you time. Our modern kitchens are equipped with stainless steel appliances and two full-size refrigerators for you and your roommates to share.
Each apartment has multiple sinks and bathrooms to help ensure everyone has time and space to get ready for the day. The large living room areas provide plenty of space to focus on homework, relax after a long day, or spend time with friends.
For your convenience, all our units include free Optix internet, trash service, and all other utilities. With 24/7 emergency maintenance and on-site managers, support is always available when you need it.
Shared amenities
Living at NorthPoint also means access to a wide variety of shared amenities available to all our residents.
Right next to the men’s building, the amenities center includes a fully equipped fitness room and a studio for private workouts. You can unwind with a game of ping pong or foosball in the game room, catch a movie in the theater room, or play the piano in our music room. Our designated study areas offer the perfect refuge when you need a quiet space to focus.
Outdoors, you’ll find a courtyard that features an impressive eight-foot outdoor television, three hot tubs, a fire pit area, and grills—ideal for gathering with friends when the weather permits.
For a complete list of NorthPoint’s perks, visit our amenities page.
Floor Plans and Pricing
At NorthPoint, we offer six-bed and eight-bed apartments to students attending BYU-Idaho. No matter which layout you go with, you’ll get:
- In-unit washer and dryer
- In-unit AC/heating
- Stainless steel appliances
- Two refrigerators
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Spacious bathrooms and common areas
- Ample cabinet space in the kitchen, laundry room, and vanities
- Free Optix internet
- Utilities included (gas and electric)
- Garbage pickup
- Modern design
The rent prices listed below are per semester.
Overall Cost Per Semester
For BYU-I Women’s Housing at NorthPoint
Rent:
Varies per semester. See what’s available
Application fee:
$130 (non-refundable)
Security deposit:
$150
Parking:
Resident pass: $175 ($100 for summer)
Overnight parking: $100
Motorcycle parking: $50
Free bicycle parking (bike racks)
six-bed
1st Floor : $1725
1st Floor Corner : $1795
Upper Floors 2-5 : $1695
Upper Floors 2-5 Corner : $1755
*All 1st floor apartments have French doors in the living room for convenient outdoor access
*Corner apartments have more square footage in the living room area with two additional windows
Sign up for all future semesters if you plan on being here. We would hate for the apartment to fill before you resign, as beds are first come first serve!
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eight-bed
1st Floor : $1595
Upper Floors 2-5 : $1545
*All 1st floor apartments have French doors in the living room for convenient outdoor access
Sign up for all future semesters if you plan on being here. We would hate for the apartment to fill before you resign, as beds are first come first serve!
Housing Rules for BYU-Idaho Students
BYU-Idaho requires single students younger than 27 to live in university-approved housing unless they are living with their parents. This policy is in place to help maintain a living environment that aligns with the
university’s principles and expectations.
All students must follow the BYU-Idaho Honor Code, which emphasizes:
- Leading a moral and virtuous life.
- Avoiding alcohol, tobacco, tea, coffee, and other harmful substances.
- Treating others with kindness and upholding honesty and integrity.
NorthPoint also requires students to adhere to BYU-I’s apartment visitor guidelines:
- Guests of the opposite sex may visit between 10:00 a.m. and curfew as long as at least three people are present (two of the same gender and one of the opposite).
- These visits are limited to shared areas like the kitchen and living room; bedrooms and bathrooms are off-limits.
- Overnight visits by individuals of the opposite gender are not allowed.
