| Can I stay on campus during vacation breaks? |
| How do I join a club or become a member of an organization? |
| How does the meal plan work? |
| Can freshmen have cars? |
| What percentage of students live on campus? |
| What type of housing options do I have? |
| How many roommates will I have? |
| Do I have to live on campus? |
| Are the residence halls coed? |
| What general athletic facilities are available? |
| What athletic scholarships are available? |
| How can I contact a coach if I want to participate in NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics? |
| What is the ratio of enrolled males to females at Redlands? |
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| Yes, if you need to. Cal-Founders remains open during regularly scheduled vacation breaks, excluding summer. A $20 per night fee is charged to your student account if your permanent address is less than 500 miles from campus. Sign up sheets are available in Student Life two weeks prior to the start of each break and a $25.00 deposit is required to hold a space for residents. The deposit may be forfeited if the resident is a no-show. Deposits are refunded in the Student Life Office in person within the first 10 calendar days following the vacation period. For more on vacation housing, go to Residence Hall Policies. |
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A list of all clubs and organizations along with their contact person is available in the Student Leadership and Involvement Center (SLIC), located on the second floor of the Hunsacker University Center. Simply call the contact person for that organization for information on membership and meetings or attend one of the involvement fairs at the beginning of each semester. Greek organizations, as well as academic and honorary groups, have specific criteria and times of year when they accept new new members. More information is available in SLIC. |
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All meal plans have two distinct parts. Debit dollars encoded on the student I.D. card are used for breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch, snacks, and maybe a Friday or Saturday dinner. Each student is responsible for how much or how little to spend each day. In the real world, this is called living on a budget. Sunday through Thursday evenings you are welcome to all-you-care-to-eat dinner service--outstanding food from soup to dessert, and nobody cares if you have seconds. |
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| Yes. We have convenient, free on-campus parking. Most residence halls have adjacent parking lots or curbside parking. Parking permits are required and can be obtained through the Public Safety Office. |
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| The University guarantees housing for all four years. More than 75 percent of undergraduate students live on campus. |
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| Among the options are 12 residence halls, three honor houses, and two apartment complexes for upperclassmen. More ... |
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| The majority of rooms on campus are doubles, but there are some single, triple and quadruple rooms throughout the halls. |
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| Yes. Unless you're living at home or with a family member in the immediate area, are over the age of 23, are married, or have an extenuating medical or employment condition (supporting documentation required), it's mandatory for all students to live on campus. Upperclassmen and transfer students can petition to live off campus. Currently about 75 percent of our students live on campus. |
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| Yes. The only exceptions are Grossmont Hall, which houses just over 100 women students, and California-Founders Hall, where Cal houses 70 male students and Founders houses 90 women students. These two buildings share a common lobby. |
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| The Thompson Aquatics Center, tennis courts, weight room, racquetball courts, Farquhar soccer and recreation fields, the Currier Gymnasium and the Fitness Center are all available for general student use. More ... |
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| None. NCAA Division III regulations prohibit us from offering athletic scholarships. |
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| Complete the recruitment form for your sport or call 800-455-5064. It's important to make an appointment to visit with a coach while you're on campus. |
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| Approximately 60 percent female, 40 percent male. This is consistent with the national average at private liberal arts and sciences universities. |
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