University of Redlands

University of Redlands invites you to

Embark

Take a virtual tour of the U of R’s award-winning 160-acre main campus in Redlands.

90% of College of Arts & Sciences students receive financial aid, including San Tun ‘19.

"Sometimes you just need to be here at 8 p.m., if that’s the only time a student can meet,” says business Professor Scott Randolph.

Explore

Students at the University of Redlands, a private, nonprofit university in Southern California, explore their passions and potential through a personalized living and learning experience. The University—which includes a beautiful, historic 160-acre residential campus, as well as seven regional locations—offers generous financial aid and is recognized by Forbes as a Best Value College.

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programs of study, including psychology, business, education, communication sciences and disorders, music, theatre, creative writing, sciences, mathematics and many others

“The university community is a very encouraging environment,” says Terrence Perrier ’20.

Nori Patterson ’19 credits U of R with “bringing me out of my bubble.”

“Being a part of a community where people understand what it’s like to be going to college for the first time is really valuable,” says Nathan Jones ’20.

Toshi Kosins ’20 knows how important it is to support his teammates.

Belong

University of Redlands offers an exciting, inclusive, multicultural and welcoming community. Activities on the main campus include athletics, outdoor programs, student government, Greek life, clubs, music and theatre, as well as informal opportunities to connect. Graduate students gain intercultural and intergenerational understanding by working closely with their cohort, mimicking teamwork in the workplace. When students graduate, they join a network of more than 50,000 U of R alumni.

120+

clubs and organizations

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NCAA Division III athletic varsity teams

Students help Professor Lei Lani Stelle research the impact of humans on marine mammals.

Students pursue interdisciplinary learning with faculty in the Proudian Honors Program.

Drawn by the atmosphere of collaboration at Redlands, internationally known baritone Christopher Gabbitas joins choral directors Nicholle Andrews and Joseph Modica as founding faculty of a unique master’s program in vocal chamber music.

The biology and art departments came together in the creation of a sculpture made from a fire ant colony.

Collaborate

At University of Redlands, collaboration abounds. Students and faculty regularly come together in projects that develop team-building skills and encourage work across disciplines, such as combining history and geographic information systems, theatre and politics, business and sustainability. The abilities students gain at Redlands—the capacity to collaborate effectively, inquire and think critically and to express themselves clearly and creatively—are the skills that employers say they value most.

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student-to-faculty ratio, College of Arts & Sciences

Sean Dunnington ’19 wrote a play performed in Redlands and read on a Manhattan stage.

Blaz Gutierrez ’01 found his life’s work in human rights advocacy during his first-year seminar at Redlands.

“I knew I’d be able to be a part of multiple organizations on campus while playing lacrosse, and that’s what drew me to Redlands,” says Sadie Pickering '20.

“Mentoring was eye-opening—I got to see how freshmen are tackling their personal struggles and how they’re adapting as the first in their family to go to college, ” says Emari McClellan ’20.

Contribute

Students at the University of Redlands contribute to the local community and the wider world through research, volunteering, student teaching, internships, study abroad and the performing and visual arts. Washington Monthly places the U of R among the top 30 master’s institutions in the country for contributions to the public good. U of R is a community of contributors, for those who take initiative.

120,000+

hours of community service by U of R students every year

Giselle Martinez ’20 discovered a passion for studying abroad.

“Professor Galloway taught me new techniques and how I can step out of my comfort zone and surpass my own limits,” says Roberto Dyea ’19.

Brothers Nader Karimi '19 and Navid Karimi '18 both chose to earn their school counseling credential of the U of R School of Education.

To meet the needs and interests of working professionals, U of R has regional campuses throughout California.

Grow

A University of Redlands education integrates learning with experience and connects students to a world of opportunity. Undergraduates can participate in study abroad, a summer science research program and May Term classes. Graduate students hone professional skills in business, education, music, geographic information systems and the treatment of speech-language pathologies. Working professionals take advantage of flexible, accessible degree programs to bolster their credentials and advance their careers.

58%

of U of R College of Arts & Sciences students study abroad

Jacob Khuri ’17, now in graduate school studying public health at Imperial College, London, reports on the “surprising and remarkable power” of his Redlands education.

Blythe Spendlove ’18 says her MS in geographic information systems degree has enabled her to “really excel in and be at the forefront of this field.”

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Ericka Paddock ’06 ’15 leveraged a U of R master’s in management and doctorate in educational justice in her career.

“Completing my MBA made me believe in myself,” says Marco Flores ’15, ’17.

Thrive

University of Redlands graduates go on to thrive in careers across a wide spectrum—from business to education to technology to the arts. Wherever they go, they bring the broad perspective, problem-solving abilities and critical thinking skills developed at the U of R. Surveys show that our alumni credit their University of Redlands education with preparing them for career success and lifelong learning.