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6nineteen Student Apartments

$1,399+/unit

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6nineteen Student Apartments

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Aztec Campus Apartments is a modern, beige apartment building with balconies and a black metal gate, marked “5650,” complemented by a welcoming sidewalk and greenery in front.

$3,835/unit

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Aztec Campus Apartments

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A small outdoor swimming pool sits in front of the Campus Village Apartments, a two-story building with stairs and balconies. The fenced area features pool rules on the wall and a life ring hanging nearby for safety.

$555+/unit

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Campus Village Apartments

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A street view of modern apartment buildings with large windows, balconies, palm trees, and greenery; cars, bicycles, and pedestrians are visible in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.

$1,409+/unit

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Casa Diego

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Modern apartment complex with blue and beige exterior walls, large Fifty Twenty-Five numbers on the building, and a swimming pool surrounded by colorful lounge chairs and palm trees on a sunny day.

$865+/unit

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Fifty Twenty-Five

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The Iconic on Alvarado is a modern, multi-story apartment building with a white and beige exterior, standing on a sunny street corner surrounded by palm trees and greenery under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

$1,945/unit

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Iconic on Alvarado

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M @ College

$1,420+/unit

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M @ College

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Residents at M at College San Diego sit and relax on cushioned outdoor furniture around a rectangular fire pit in a modern apartment courtyard, surrounded by greenery, tables, and multi-story buildings in the background.

$2,340/unit

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M at College

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A multi-story apartment building with balconies and red tile roofs is surrounded by tall palm trees, green lawns, and lush plants. There is a shaded outdoor patio area with tables and orange umbrellas in the foreground.

$1,495+/unit

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Monte

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Modern five-story apartment building at Paseo Place San Diego with balconies, large windows, and a ground-floor retail space. Several palm trees and small shrubs line the sidewalk in front. The sky is clear and blue.

$1,649/unit

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Paseo place

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A four-story apartment building with Prisma Student Housing and the number 5541 above the entrance, four colorful flags on poles, a row of small trees, and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

$935+/unit

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Prisma Student Housing

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Modern five-story apartment building with a white, gray, and black facade and a large red rectangular accent around upper windows, located next to residential homes; a white truck is parked in front.

$800+/unit

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Stateside

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A large outdoor swimming pool surrounded by lounge chairs and palm trees sits beside the modern, multi-story glass building of The Vive Collection San Diego under a bright, clear blue sky.

$2,640/unit

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The Vive Collection

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A modern six-story apartment building, Victory on Paseo, displays VICTORY vertically on its facade. Balconies and large windows overlook people strolling outside on a sunny day, surrounded by palm trees and lush greenery.

$749+/unit

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Victory on Paseo

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A four-story student housing building with light brown and beige walls, multiple windows, balconies, and decorative architectural details, photographed at dusk under a blue sky.

$905+/unit

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Zuma Student Housing

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2409–2413 Fleetwood St

$2,700+/unit

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2409–2413 Fleetwood St

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Charming single-story house on 4464 Arendo Dr with beige siding, a white double garage door, and a small front porch. Plants and shrubs frame the entrance, while the yard features bare soil patches and a curved concrete walkway.

$4,500/unit

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4464 Arendo Dr

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Modern multi-story apartment buildings on Gala Ave with large windows surround a central courtyard featuring a swimming pool. The scene is taken at dusk, with lights illuminating the buildings and lush landscaping below.

$4,200/unit

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5563 Gala Ave

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Aerial view of a modern multi-story apartment building surrounded by streets, palm trees, and a mix of residential and commercial buildings, with a cityscape stretching into the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

$1,975+/unit

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64 Forty

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A modern mid-rise apartment building with white and beige facades, large windows, and a central glass entrance, surrounded by palm trees and neighboring residential buildings along a sunny street.

$1,399+/unit

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6nineteen

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A white two-story apartment building on Mesa College Dr features a red tile roof, arched balcony details, large windows, leafy trees, Bird of Paradise plants, and neatly landscaped greenery under a clear blue sky.

$2,595+/unit

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7366 Mesa College Dr

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About Student Housing in San Diego

San Diego has one of the most geographically spread-out student housing markets in California — UCSD is in La Jolla, San Diego State is in Aztec territory east of Mission Valley, USD is on a hill in Linda Vista, and CSUSM is 40 miles north in San Marcos. Each campus has its own orbit of student housing with different price points and characters. The overall market is expensive, competitive, and extremely weather-dependent (everyone wants to live here). La Jolla and University City dominate the UCSD market; College Area concentrates around SDSU; and Mission Valley and North Park serve students at multiple schools.

Best Neighborhoods for Students in San Diego

University City / La Jolla (Near UCSD)

The primary UCSD student zone — trolley-connected to campus, dense with apartments, and within the fog belt that keeps La Jolla cool. Very expensive. Fills early.

College Area (Near SDSU)

Dense student housing east of Mission Valley, walking distance to SDSU's Aztec campus. More affordable than La Jolla. The trolley Blue Line connects College Area to downtown and Tijuana.

North Park / South Park

Between SDSU and downtown, with genuine neighborhood character, walkable commercial strips, and transit connections to multiple campuses. Popular with upperclassmen who want quality of life over raw proximity.

Getting Around San Diego as a Student

Here's what you need to know about getting around San Diego.

Public Transit

The San Diego Trolley (MTS) is the student transit backbone — the Blue Line runs from SDSU through downtown to the border, and the UCSD Blue Line extension reaches the university from downtown. Buses fill in gaps. For students near trolley stations, car-free commuting is realistic.

Walking and Biking

University City and La Jolla are walkable within their zones. College Area near SDSU is compact and bikeable. North Park and Normal Heights have the best walkability for daily life. The coast and canyon system makes recreational biking excellent; commute biking requires more planning given San Diego's hilly terrain.

Parking

UCSD and SDSU parking are both limited and require permits. La Jolla street parking is contested. College Area is more permissive. Most students near trolley lines adapt to transit rather than fighting the parking situation.

Frequently Asked Questions: Student Housing in San Diego

Common questions from students searching for housing.

San Diego is expensive. Near UCSD in University City or La Jolla, shared units run $1,200-$1,800/mo per person. College Area near SDSU is more affordable at $900-$1,300/mo. North Park and Mission Valley split the difference. Expect to pay more than you planned.

Universities in San Diego

San Diego is home to 3 universities, each with its own student housing market.

San Diego Community College District

San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) serves more than 100,000 students annually across three colleges: San Diego City College, San Diego Mesa College, and San Diego Miramar College. The district offices are in Mission Valley at 3375 Camino del Rio South. City College anchors downtown San Diego, Mesa College…

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San Diego State University

San Diego State's campus in the College Area neighborhood of East San Diego has a surrounding rental market that's competitive but more affordable than UCSD's La Jolla location. Most shared rooms near SDSU run $1,000–$1,500/month, with higher prices for renovated units and anything within walking distance of the…

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University of California, San Diego

UC San Diego is set in La Jolla, a coastal neighborhood with stunning scenery and some of the highest rents in San Diego County. Most students pay $1,200–$1,700/month for a shared room near campus. The neighborhoods immediately adjacent to UCSD — University City and the Village area just east of campus — have the…

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