The Best Four

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura sits down with Alexis, a junior at the University of Michigan, to break down one of the most competitive parts of student life in Ann Arbor: housing. From submitting her freshman housing forms just days after committing to Michigan to searching for a senior house years later, Alexis shares everything she wishes she had known before moving to campus.
She walks through the Michigan dorm hierarchy, including why she loved living in South Quad and why North Campus can feel disconnected from the rest of student life. Alexis also opens up about joining a sorority, transitioning from one roommate to a house with 70 girls, finding an apartment with friends from freshman year, and the intense race to secure a senior house. Plus, with experience working in student housing, she shares her advice for touring apartments, understanding what your rent actually includes, and why waiting to sign can cost you.
In this episode, we cover:
How freshman dorm placement works at the University of Michigan
Central Campus vs. The Hill vs. North Campus and which areas feel the most social
Finding roommates and making friends in the dorms
What living in a 70-person sorority house is actually like
Why housing and sorority recruitment can make sophomore-year planning stressful
When Michigan students should start searching for apartments
Apartment touring questions students often forget to ask
Why senior houses are such a major part of Michigan culture and how competitive they are to get
 
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop, coming to Ann Arbor inside the lobby of Rambler in 2027. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside Rambler House starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @ramblerannarbor on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
Rambler Ann Arbor is a brand new student community coming to Ann Arbor in Fall 2027. Live directly across from The Diag and a short walk from Michigan’s central campus. Rambler will offer studios to six-bedroom apartments. Take a swim at the rooftop pool or warm up in the hot tub with views over campus and the Big House. Get your workout in at the top-floor fitness center overlooking Church Street…, then reset with a sauna session or a cold plunge. When it's time to focus, our dedicated study floor with private study rooms has you covered. And Daydreamer Cafe right in the lobby means your coffee run is never more than an elevator ride away.

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura sits down with Erika, a senior studying communications and marketing at the University of Michigan, to talk about her journey from lifelong Wolverine fan to transfer student navigating life in Ann Arbor. With a dad who played football at Michigan, family tailgates growing up, and a love for the school that runs deep, Erika always knew Michigan culture. But after spending her freshman year at Wake Forest University, she realized she was ready for a bigger environment and eventually made the move to UMich.
Erika opens up about the realities of transferring, from finding housing after many students had already signed leases to meeting roommates online and figuring out how to build a community from scratch. She shares why location was her biggest housing priority, how clubs and student organizations helped her find her people, and why roommates don’t necessarily have to be your best friends. She also shares how an injury and illness forced her to step away from club lacrosse, why her love for Michigan helped her through that difficult transition, and how documenting her experience online turned into a community of its own, eventually opening doors to opportunities as an Unwell and Poppi ambassador.
In this episode, we cover:
Why Erika transferred from Wake Forest to the University of Michigan
Navigating the housing search as a transfer student
Finding roommates through Facebook and Instagram
Why location was Erika’s top priority when choosing housing
Adjusting to living with multiple roommates for the first time
Why your roommates don’t have to be your best friends
Finding community through clubs, organizations, and campus life
What Erika would do differently if she could redo her transfer housing experience
Dealing with imposter syndrome and learning to take up space at Michigan
How content creation helped Erika build the transfer community she wished she had
Why being active, curious, and willing to put yourself out there can completely change your college experience
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop, coming to Ann Arbor inside the lobby of Rambler in 2027. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside Rambler House starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @ramblerannarbor on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
Rambler Ann Arbor is a brand new student community coming to Ann Arbor in Fall 2027. Live directly across from The Diag and a short walk from Michigan’s central campus. Rambler will offer studios to six-bedroom apartments. Take a swim at the rooftop pool or warm up in the hot tub with views over campus and the Big House. Get your workout in at the top-floor fitness center overlooking Church Street…, then reset with a sauna session or a cold plunge. When it's time to focus, our dedicated study floor with private study rooms has you covered. And Daydreamer Cafe right in the lobby means your coffee run is never more than an elevator ride away.
 

In this episode, Laura sits down with Bailey, a senior at Texas A&M, to talk about her housing journey through four years in College Station. After attending the Texas A&M vs. Alabama football game her senior year of high school and watching the Aggies pull off the win, Bailey took it as a sign, submitted her application that same week, and ultimately made College Station home.
Bailey shares how her freshman housing plans completely changed when she couldn’t get a dorm with her intended roommate, ultimately landing in a single room in Walton Hall. What initially felt like a setback became one of the best things that could have happened when she met two of her best friends across the hall. From there, she takes us through living in her sorority house sophomore year and navigating the extremely competitive process of finding a house in the Historic District for junior and senior year.
In this episode, we cover:
Navigating freshman dorms at Texas A&M
Living alone in Walton Hall and making friends freshman year
Northside vs. Southside dorms at Texas A&M
Fish Camp and some of Bailey’s favorite Aggie traditions
Reality of living in a sorority house sophomore year
Why so many upperclassmen want to live in the Historic District
How early students really start looking for houses in College Station
Why your college experience depends on how willing you are to put yourself out there
 
Daydreamer Cafe
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of The Jay in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside The Jay’s leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @thejaycollegestation on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
 
The Jay 
The Jay is a new student apartment opening near Texas A&M College Station in Fall 2027. With floorplan options ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments, there is a layout for every lifestyle and roommate group. Designed with Aggies in mind, The Jay combines Texan warmth with luxury amenities that make it easy to balance school and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a jumbotron, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated study floor and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
The Heights
The Heights is a premier student apartment located just a short drive away from Texas A&M College Station. With floorplan options ranging from two to five bedrooms, there is plenty of space for every kind of roommate group. Recently renovated with Texas A&M students in mind, The Heights offers upgraded amenities that make it easy to balance studying and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a hot tub and jumbotron, a brand-new pickleball court, a dedicated study lounge and an outdoor fire pit.

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Carlos, a Texas A&M architectural engineering graduate who is staying in College Station to earn his master’s degree. Carlos shares why A&M was not initially his first choice, how its engineering program and scholarship opportunities won him over, and how he ultimately chose A&M despite growing up in a University of Texas household.
 
Carlos walks through his full housing journey, starting with applying too late for on-campus housing and landing in a studio apartment at 12 North in Northgate. He explains how living alone freshman year taught him to cook, clean, manage his time, and become more independent. Carlos also challenges the idea that students must live in a dorm to make friends, sharing how he built community through his apartment, student organizations, and a collegiate solar vehicle design team. He later moved into The Standard with friends, then chose a house for junior and senior year for cheaper rent, more space, and a better place to host. He also reflects on balancing engineering classes, social life, transportation, and housing as college became more demanding.
 
In this episode, we cover:
Why Carlos chose Texas A&M over UT for engineering and scholarships
Applying too late for on-campus housing and ending up in Northgate
What living alone freshman year taught him about independence
Why students can still make friends without living in a dorm
Balancing engineering classes, student organizations, and social life
Why house living was cheaper and better for hosting
Navigating transportation between his house and campus
Carlos’ advice to apply for housing early and learn from failure
 
Daydreamer Cafe
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of The Jay in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside The Jay’s leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @thejaycollegestation on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
 
The Jay 
The Jay is a new student apartment opening near Texas A&M College Station in Fall 2027. With floorplan options ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments, there is a layout for every lifestyle and roommate group. Designed with Aggies in mind, The Jay combines Texan warmth with luxury amenities that make it easy to balance school and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a jumbotron, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated study floor and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
The Heights
The Heights is a premier student apartment located just a short drive away from Texas A&M College Station. With floorplan options ranging from two to five bedrooms, there is plenty of space for every kind of roommate group. Recently renovated with Texas A&M students in mind, The Heights offers upgraded amenities that make it easy to balance studying and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a hot tub and jumbotron, a brand-new pickleball court, a dedicated study lounge and an outdoor fire pit.

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Zoie, a recent Texas A&M University graduate who studied communication with a minor in agricultural sales. Originally from Kiowa, Texas, Zoie shares why A&M was not initially her first choice, how touring campus changed her mind, and what she came to love about the school’s traditions and tight-knit community. She also reflects on navigating every stage of college living, from freshman dorms and campus organizations to sharing a house with friends off campus.
 
Zoie walks through her full housing journey at Texas A&M, starting with her freshman year in Wells Hall on Southside, where she found her roommate through the class Instagram page. She explains the differences between Northside, Southside, and West Campus and shares why living on campus made it easier to meet people and stay connected. Zoie also talks about finding community through Fish Camp and a freshman leadership organization called FLO after deciding not to rush. She opens up about the benefits and challenges of living with friends, dealing with property management and utility issues, and why communication and cleanliness are two of the most important things to discuss before choosing roommates.
 
In this episode, we cover:
The differences between Modular and Hullabaloo-style dorms
Dining halls, meal plans, and getting around Texas A&M’s large campus
Zoie’s experience with Blinn TEAM and taking classes at RELLIS
Why she wishes she had considered Callaway for freshman year
How early students should begin searching for housing in the Historic District
Zoie’s time-management tips and advice for handling roommate conflict
 
Daydreamer Cafe
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of The Jay in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside The Jay’s leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @thejaycollegestation on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
 
The Jay 
The Jay is a new student apartment opening near Texas A&M College Station in Fall 2027. With floorplan options ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments, there is a layout for every lifestyle and roommate group. Designed with Aggies in mind, The Jay combines Texan warmth with luxury amenities that make it easy to balance school and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a jumbotron, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated study floor and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
The Heights
The Heights is a premier student apartment located just a short drive away from Texas A&M College Station. With floorplan options ranging from two to five bedrooms, there is plenty of space for every kind of roommate group. Recently renovated with Texas A&M students in mind, The Heights offers upgraded amenities that make it easy to balance studying and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a hot tub and jumbotron, a brand-new pickleball court, a dedicated study lounge and an outdoor fire pit.

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Ashtyn, a marketing major from Houston who moved to College Station after changing her college plans at the last minute. Ashtyn explains why she chose Blinn College instead of Texas State and what it was like adjusting to college life away from home.
 
Ashtyn shares her housing journey through The Barracks, The Heights, and her upcoming one-bedroom apartment at Lake Walk at Traditions. From navigating roommate conflicts and caring for multiple pets to becoming a leasing agent, she explains why students should start their housing search early, ask detailed questions, and look beyond how a property appears. Ashtyn also opens up about anxiety, making friends naturally, and how college helped her become more independent.
 
In this episode, we cover:
Why Ashtyn changed her plans and moved to College Station
Blinn College, RELLIS, and alternative paths to Texas A&M
The reality of living with roommates and multiple pets
Communicating through roommate conflict with the goal of resolving it
Comparing townhomes and apartments in College Station
Leasing agent advice for touring and signing student housing
The importance of maintenance, security, amenities, and lease details
Learning to be independent and comfortable with unexpected change
 
Daydreamer Cafe
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of The Jay in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside The Jay’s leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @thejaycollegestation on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
 
The Jay 
The Jay is a new student apartment opening near Texas A&M College Station in Fall 2027. With floorplan options ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments, there is a layout for every lifestyle and roommate group. Designed with Aggies in mind, The Jay combines Texan warmth with luxury amenities that make it easy to balance school and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a jumbotron, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated study floor and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
The Heights
The Heights is a premier student apartment located just a short drive away from Texas A&M College Station. With floorplan options ranging from two to five bedrooms, there is plenty of space for every kind of roommate group. Recently renovated with Texas A&M students in mind, The Heights offers upgraded amenities that make it easy to balance studying and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a hot tub and jumbotron, a brand-new pickleball court, a dedicated study lounge and an outdoor fire pit.

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Christina, a senior psychology major at Texas A&M University from Boerne, Texas. Christina shares how she grew up in a Longhorn family but immediately felt at home when she toured A&M, and how the school’s traditions, involvement, and strong sense of community ultimately made it the right choice for her. She also opens up about entering college knowing very little about housing and what she learned while navigating dorm life, sorority housing, and an off-campus apartment.
 
Christina walks through her full Texas A&M housing journey, from the chaos of freshman housing selection and living in Rudder Hall to moving into the Delta Zeta house sophomore year. She shares the differences between Northside, Southside, and Northgate, why she chose not to live with a close friend, and how she learned the importance of privacy and recharging. She also breaks down her off-campus apartment search, including why safety, maintenance, and signing before winter break mattered most.
 
In this episode, we cover:
The differences between Northside, Southside, Northgate, and Historic
Her experience living in Rudder Hall and the Delta Zeta house
Finding the right roommate and setting boundaries
Why you do not have to live on campus to be involved
Starting the off-campus housing search before winter break
Choosing an apartment over a house for safety and maintenance
Her advice for getting involved early at Texas A&M
 
Daydreamer Cafe
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student’s favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of The Jay in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside The Jay’s leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @thejaycollegestation on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates.
 
The Jay 
The Jay is a new student apartment opening near Texas A&M College Station in Fall 2027. With floorplan options ranging from studios to six-bedroom apartments, there is a layout for every lifestyle and roommate group. Designed with Aggies in mind, The Jay combines Texan warmth with luxury amenities that make it easy to balance school and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a jumbotron, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a dedicated study floor and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
 
The Heights
The Heights is a premier student apartment located just a short drive away from Texas A&M College Station. With floorplan options ranging from two to five bedrooms, there is plenty of space for every kind of roommate group. Recently renovated with Texas A&M students in mind, The Heights offers upgraded amenities that make it easy to balance studying and downtime, including a resort-style pool with a hot tub and jumbotron, a brand-new pickleball court, a dedicated study lounge and an outdoor fire pit. 

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Constance, a junior marketing major at the University of Maryland from Northern Virginia. Constance shares why UMD was her top choice, how she went into college knowing very little about housing, and what she learned from navigating every stage of campus living, from freshman year dorms to sorority life and off-campus apartments.
 
Constance walks through her full housing journey at UMD, starting with her freshman year in Easton Hall, where she found her roommate through the class Instagram page, lived in a learning community, and quickly built a strong community by being outgoing early on. She reflects on adjusting to communal bathrooms, moving into a sorority house sophomore year with 30 to 40 girls, and how that high energy environment shaped her socially. She breaks down her apartment hunting process, including signing early, touring apartments, and asking the right questions, which eventually led her to sign at Landmark. Looking ahead, Constance explains how competitive senior year housing is at UMD and why she locked in a senior house earlier than expected.
 
In this episode, we cover:
How Constance chose UMD and what she knew about housing going in
Her experience living in Easton Hall and being part of a learning community
The pros and cons of freshman dorm living including communal bathrooms and shared spaces
How leaving your door open and talking to everyone helps you make friends early
Transitioning into college and dealing with homesickness
Rushing at UMD and her advice for going through sorority recruitment
Starting the apartment search early and comparing Landmark and The Standard
What questions to ask on apartment tours including pricing, fees, and amenities
Living at Landmark junior year and adjusting to having her own room
Planning senior year housing, why it’s so competitive, and how she secured a house in Old Town
Her biggest piece of advice for incoming UMD students about putting yourself out there and talking to everyone
 
Rambler College Park
Rambler College Park is a new student apartment opening near the University of Maryland in Fall 2027. With floorplan options that range from studios to five-bedrooms, there is a layout perfect for every lifestyle. Designed with Maryland students in mind, you’ll find curated interiors and next-level amenities that make everyday living feel effortless, including courtyards and a heated outdoor spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio, a dedicated study lounge, and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
 
Daydreamer
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student's favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of Rambler College Park in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside the Rambler leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @RamblerCollegePark on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates. 
 
Landmark
Landmark College Park is a premier student apartment located just steps from the University of Maryland. With floorplans ranging from studios to four-bedroom layouts, Landmark offers spaces designed for every kind of Maryland student. And something new is coming soon, ready for August 2026 Move-In. Get ready for a fully renovated lobby, upgraded fitness center, refreshed study spaces, and more—all designed to elevate your everyday routine. With Dunkin’ on the first floor, your daily dose of caffeine is right downstairs. Plus, with the College Park Metro Station, local restaurants, and campus hotspots just steps away, everything you need is always within reach. Use the code BESTFOUR at landmarkcollegepark.com to waive your application fee when you sign a lease (a $50 value).

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura chats with Jenna, a junior communication major with a concentration in public relations at the University of Maryland. Jenna shares how a late night football game and the energy of UMD’s school spirit helped her choose a school close to home, and what it was really like transitioning from high school into college life through Freshman Connection.
 
Jenna walks through her full housing journey at UMD, starting with her freshman year dorm in Elkton, complete with elevator mishaps, laundry room lessons, and the highs and lows of classic dorm living. She opens up about finding her roommate last minute through the class Instagram page, navigating the adjustment to a non-traditional class schedule, and why living in the dorms was an essential part of her freshman year experience. From there, she shares why living in her sorority house sophomore year was one of her favorite chapters, and how moving into The Standard junior year gave her a new sense of independence, privacy, and balance.
 
In this episode, we cover:
What Freshman Connection at UMD really is and how it compares to the traditional freshman experience
How to find roommates and friends through the UMD class Instagram and Facebook groups
Her freshman year in Elkton including dorm life highs, AC struggles, elevator chaos, and laundry room lessons
Dorm essentials every freshman should bring to campus
Adjusting from a high school routine to a later college class schedule
Why she believes freshmen should live in dorms
Living in her sorority house sophomore year and what made it such a special experience
Signing early at The Standard, getting a rent discount, and what it’s like having her own room and bathroom
Why freshmen do not need a car at UMD and how she gets around campus
Starting the search for senior year housing and why it’s more competitive than expected
Rambler College Park
Rambler College Park is a new student apartment opening near the University of Maryland in Fall 2027. With floorplan options that range from studios to five-bedrooms, there is a layout perfect for every lifestyle. Designed with Maryland students in mind, you’ll find curated interiors and next-level amenities that make everyday living feel effortless, including courtyards and a heated outdoor spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio, a dedicated study lounge, and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
 
Daydreamer
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student's favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of Rambler College Park in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside the Rambler leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @RamblerCollegePark on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates. 
 
Landmark
Landmark College Park is a premier student apartment located just steps from the University of Maryland. With floorplans ranging from studios to four-bedroom layouts, Landmark offers spaces designed for every kind of Maryland student. And something new is coming soon, ready for August 2026 Move-In. Get ready for a fully renovated lobby, upgraded fitness center, refreshed study spaces, and more—all designed to elevate your everyday routine. With Dunkin’ on the first floor, your daily dose of caffeine is right downstairs. Plus, with the College Park Metro Station, local restaurants, and campus hotspots just steps away, everything you need is always within reach. Use the code BESTFOUR at landmarkcollegepark.com to waive your application fee when you sign a lease (a $50 value).

In this episode of The Best Four Podcast, Laura sits down with Kelsi, a sophomore hearing and speech science major at the University of Maryland, to talk through her decision to skip dorm life and move straight into an off-campus apartment as a freshman. As the oldest of four who shared a room for nearly a decade, Kelsi knew early on that traditional dorm living with communal bathrooms and shared bedrooms was not the right fit for her.
 
Kelsi shares how she researched housing before even committing to UMD, what she learned from friends and social media, and how she landed at The View with roommates who were already upperclassmen. She opens up about signing a lease early, choosing housing based on budget and location, and adjusting to the independence of apartment living. She also reflects on the pros and cons of apartments versus dorms, making friends without dorm life, and how living off campus helped her grow up faster than she expected.
 
In this episode, we cover:
Why Kelsi knew dorm life wasn’t for her from the start
How she researched off-campus apartments before freshman year
Finding roommates who were already UMD upperclassmen
Why she chose The View over other popular student apartments
The independence (and challenges) of apartment living as a freshman
How apartment life impacted her social life and transition to college
Lessons learned about leases, renewals, and planning ahead
Her advice for incoming freshmen navigating housing decisions at UMD
 
Rambler College Park
Rambler College Park is a new student apartment opening near the University of Maryland in Fall 2027. With floorplan options that range from studios to five-bedrooms, there is a layout perfect for every lifestyle. Designed with Maryland students in mind, you’ll find curated interiors and next-level amenities that make everyday living feel effortless, including courtyards and a heated outdoor spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center and yoga studio, a dedicated study lounge, and an on-site coffee shop, Daydreamer Cafe. 
 
Daydreamer
Daydreamer Cafe is every college student's favorite coffee shop. Daydreamer offers amazing handcrafted coffee, espresso, and my personal favorite, matcha, in a beautifully designed space. Daydreamer will open on the ground floor of Rambler College Park in Fall 2027. But even sooner, you can catch a Daydreamer pop-up inside the Rambler leasing office starting Fall 2026. Be sure to follow @RamblerCollegePark on Instagram for sneak peeks and updates. 
 
Landmark
Landmark College Park is a premier student apartment located just steps from the University of Maryland. With floorplans ranging from studios to four-bedroom layouts, Landmark offers spaces designed for every kind of Maryland student. And something new is coming soon, ready for August 2026 Move-In. Get ready for a fully renovated lobby, upgraded fitness center, refreshed study spaces, and more—all designed to elevate your everyday routine. With Dunkin’ on the first floor, your daily dose of caffeine is right downstairs. Plus, with the College Park Metro Station, local restaurants, and campus hotspots just steps away, everything you need is always within reach. Use the code BESTFOUR at landmarkcollegepark.com to waive your application fee when you sign a lease (a $50 value).