University of Redlands

Redlands, CA

University of Redlands

Redlands, CA

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Undergrad Diversity

The journey is yours to own

Located centrally to Southern California’s beaches, mountains, and desert, the University of Redlands has been educating the heart and mind since 1907.

Redlands welcomes curious intellectuals who are eager to chart their own course. The University integrates the liberal arts and sciences and professional preparation in over 40 programs of study. Guided by faculty in small classes with an average size of 18 students, our undergraduates take what they learn into the community, professional workplace, and programs abroad. 

While popular majors include Biology, Business, Communication Sciences & Disorders, and Psychology, some students choose to join the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies, which allows you to design your own major and negotiate the outcomes of your classes with faculty. Our School of Music welcomes everyone: students pursuing a professional path in music as well as those wanting a creative outlet while pursuing other academic interests. And May Term offers a one-month intensive opportunity where students can immerse themselves in experiential learning on campus, in the local community, or around the world. 

Explore outside the classroom
There’s more at Redlands than meets the eye. Students can explore their passions and become leaders in over 100 clubs and organizations, on the athletic field, within the city of Redlands, in residence halls, and in the classroom. Academic and social activities keep students engaged and active, such as hearing from renowned speakers like Dolores Huerta, Jane Goodall, and Leland Melvin; participating in community service (with over 120,000 hours served); attending music, art, and theater productions; and creating awareness on campus about social justice issues that impact our communities.

Four-year graduation—guaranteed
The Redlands Promise provides a pathway to ensure students can complete their degree in four years. It highlights the commitment to student engagement and success through valuable connections between students, faculty, and staff. We make your degree affordable and attainable in four years—it’s the Redlands Promise.

ACCOLADES

 

Considered “one of higher education’s better-kept secrets” | Fiske Guide to Colleges

 

Recognized as a 2019–2020 College of Distinction based on Engaged Students, Great Teaching, Vibrant Community, and Successful Outcomes 

 

Ranked in the top 12% of “Best Regional Universities in the West” | U.S. News & World Report, 2020

Success after Redlands starts early

At Redlands, career preparedness begins on day one. Our Office of Career and Professional Development (OCPD) works with students to provide support through a “career ecosystem.” Faculty Fellows integrate career concepts into their curricula, Peer Career Educators are trained to help other students with career questions, and Career Treks to Seattle, Los Angeles, and other major cities connect current students with alumni in their workplaces. OCPD looks for ways to engage students beyond job searching and résumé editing—it prepares students for their career and life beyond. In fact, over 90% of our students are employed or enrolled in a graduate program within one year of graduation.

An Inside Look

What students are saying about us...

  • “At the University of Redlands, I wasn’t always learning from a textbook—a lot of my knowledge stems from my experiences.”

    • Kolby Ratigan ’21
  • “At Redlands, students are encouraged to foster their own communities. Not only have I truly come to understand the value in that, but I also learned how to view my shortcomings as first attempts in learning.”

    • Sabrina James ’21
  • “Everyone on campus is so willing to help each other. That’s really important—then we can all grow.”

    • Keylana Jenkins