Student Housing
Students come to PTI from many different hometowns, states and time zones to move into PTI’s student housing. Leaving the comfort of home to go away to college can be unsettling – at first. But soon, students meet roommates, make friends with the students in the apartment across the hall, and spend more and more time with classmates. Suddenly moving into student housing wasn’t so bad after all. In fact, it’s fun to be on their own, in their own apartment, making new friends, and enjoying campus and housing activities.
Housing Options
As a PTI student you have options:
- Off-campus student apartments
- Private apartments nearby
- On-campus student apartments – opened in summer of 2009! (campus cam below)
View a demo room in 360 on the virtual tour.
On-campus student housing on PTI's North Fayette Campus. Three student apartment buildings house 372 students just steps away from classrooms, labs, and outdoor common areas where softball and basketball games, student activities, welcome parties and impromptu gatherings occur.
Student resident buildings include:
- 3 four-story buildings
- 94 apartments each accommodating 4 students
- 3 apartments each accommodating 1 resident coordinator
- 372 student beds
- Smoke free, card-access buildings
- Units comprised of 4 bedrooms, a living room, 2 bathrooms and a kitchen/dining area
- Furnished units equipped with utilities
- Buildings have vending machines, workout equipment, game area, a pool table, and laundry rooms
- Free parking - campus registration required
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| Move-In Day | Time-Lapse (July 2008-July 2009) |
Is Student Housing Right For You?
Only you know. And the best way to find out where you want to live, study, learn and play is to visit on one of our Housing Days
The Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh is a friendly town with quiet neighborhoods and lively entertainment spots. The North Fayette Campus is located between downtown Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh International Airport, nestled in the small town of Oakdale. Rolling fields, working farms and local businesses surround the 180-acre campus. It’s not unusual to spot deer and turkey on the horizon as you come up the school's driveway. While rural in appearance, students easily can access shopping, movies, sporting events or the attractions of suburban and city living. This central Airport Corridor campus location provides many housing choices for PTI students.
Explore Pittsburgh and view some of the many things to do in the area.










