Alcalá Park West - Coronado, San Diego,
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Last Check In: August 2, 2026
Last Check Out: August 16, 2026
About Us
Perched on a scenic hilltop just minutes from San Diego’s coastline and most iconic neighborhoods, the University of San Diego offers a summer living experience that blends natural beauty, comfort, and connection. Known for its Mediterranean-style architecture, landscaped courtyards, and sweeping views, USD provides a campus environment that feels both peaceful and inspiring.
Living on campus during the summer gives interns more than just a place to stay. It offers a comfortable home base with quiet residential spaces, open green areas, and a welcoming campus atmosphere that makes it easy to settle in and focus on your internship!
USD’s location makes it easy to experience everything the city has to offer, from weekends at the beach to exploring downtown, historic neighborhoods, and local events. After a day at work or a day out, returning to campus provides a sense of calm and community that many interns appreciate.
Explore our on-campus housing options and amenities to see how living at USD can shape your summer internship experience.
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Living on campus at the University of San Diego offers interns a comfortable, secure, and thoughtfully designed residential experience in a university setting. On-site intern housing is intended for independent living, providing a supportive environment where interns can relax, recharge, and maintain daily routines during their time in San Diego.
Interns living on campus reside in fully furnished, apartment-style communities that feature shared living spaces, kitchens, and private bathrooms. The campus residential setting offers access to open green spaces, dining options, and campus services, creating a balanced living experience that supports both independence and community. On-site housing allows interns to feel connected to campus life while maintaining the flexibility and autonomy of apartment living.
On-site residence options at USD provide interns with a reliable and comfortable place to call home, designed to support everyday living and enhance the overall internship experience.
Manchester Village Apartments
Manchester Village is an apartment-style residential community located on the northeast side of the University of San Diego campus. It is well-suited for interns seeking a more independent living experience while remaining fully connected to campus life. The community offers a quieter residential environment that supports work, daily routines, and shared living. Its location provides convenient walking access to campus services, dining venues, and the surrounding community.
Apartments are fully furnished and feature shared living spaces and full-sized kitchens. Typical unit configurations include four single bedrooms with two bathrooms or two double bedrooms with two bathrooms, making this community ideal for both individual interns and small groups. Each intern will have access to a private bathroom within the apartment that is not be shared with others. Double rooms in Manchester contain a twin extra-long (80") twin bed and mattress, while single rooms contain a full-sized bed. Interns will receive communication prior to their arrival regarding their assigned apartment style.
Residence Features:
- Apartment-style living
- Fully furnished units
- Shared kitchen and living areas
- Multiple bedroom and private bathroom configurations
- Access to two levels of abundant underground parking
- On-campus location with near USD facilities
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Campus Services:
- Palomer Health Student Wellness Center - fitness and wellness facilities available to support a healthy routine
- Tu Mercado - on-campus marketplace offering fresh meals, snacks, and grab-and-go options
- Mail Center - convenient access to mailing and package services
- US Bank - full-service campus branch for all banking needs
Some amenities and services may require additional fees or memberships
On-campus amenities may include fitness and wellness facilities, dining and market-style food options, outdoor recreational spaces, postal services, and secure parking. Together, these resources help create a comfortable, well-supported living experience that allows interns to focus on their professional goals while enjoying life on campus.
Access to certain amenities may be subject to additional fees or memberships.
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Spending the summer in San Diego means living in one of the country’s most vibrant coastal cities, known for its sunshine, outdoor lifestyle, and diverse cultural offerings. With mild year-round weather and an average summer temperature in the low 70s, San Diego is an ideal place for interns seeking to balance professional experience with memorable downtime.
Interns can explore miles of public beaches and boardwalks along the Pacific Ocean, hike scenic trails in nearby canyons and foothills, or spend weekends enjoying waterfront parks and outdoor activities. San Diego also offers a wide range of farmers' markets, cultural festivals, live music, and seasonal events throughout the summer.
San Diego is home to world-renowned attractions such as Balboa Park, which features museums, gardens, and performance spaces, and historic neighborhoods like Old Town, known for its dining, history, and local culture. A thriving food scene, professional sports, shopping districts, and entertainment venues ensure there’s always something new to experience.
San Diego is easy to navigate. San Diego International Airport is located just 10 minutes away from campus, making arrivals and departures convenient for interns traveling outside the region. While not directly served by the San Diego Trolley, USD is a short ride from the Old Town station, which serves the blue and green lines, providing access to downtown, the waterfront, cultural attractions, and surrounding neighborhoods.
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