Many Paths to Success:

At the University of Redlands, our students actively pursue undergraduate and graduate studies to develop the perspectives, skills, and ethics to shape meaningful learning within their fields of study and to create a just and equitable world. The University of Redlands prepares its students to:

• Critically analyze varied sources of information;
• Reckon with perspectives different from their own;
• Communicate effectively through a variety of media, technologies, and forms;
• Formulate forward-looking solutions to complex problems; and
• Serve local and global communities as informed, reflective, and active citizens.

At the University of Redlands, student learning is assessed primarily at the program and course levels. Each program and course outcome bears a relationship to the learning outcomes for students in their division—the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business & Society, or the School of Education—as well as in Student Affairs. In addition, goals for learning are informed by the University’s larger mission to educate the whole student.