University of Redlands
The Office of Admissions at the University of Redlands stands in solidarity with our Black students, staff, faculty, administrators, colleagues, friends, and families. We believe that Black Lives Matter. As educators, we acknowledge the challenges faced by students of color in academia and we will work to uplift the voices and needs of our Black students so they may feel safe and welcomed at the University. We will continue to be a resource and build relationships and partnerships with community based organizations that work to provide college access to Black students. We commit to continue to educate ourselves, to advocate for justice, and work against racism and systems of oppression at our institution, in our communities, and in our country.
University of Redlands will shift to a test optional admissions process beginning with the fall 2021 application cycle.
More than 40 undergraduate programs and 21 Division III athletic teams. Twenty-four Fulbright awards since 2008. Over 120,000 community service hours per year and 100+ clubs. Plus, a history spanning more than a century. Ask how to personalize your education today at the University of Redlands.
"The University of Redlands ... is remarkable in the attention that faculty will devote to students. If you’re looking for a place that will care about you, where the faculty will be concerned about what you learn and what you’re doing with your life, and where the community will nurture your growth as a person, Redlands is the place."
“Since I was given such a generous scholarship, I have been able to attend a private university at only a fraction of its real cost. Now I have the campus and class sizes I want at a price my family can afford.”
“I received a merit scholarship and it played a major role in my decision to come to Redlands. I have been able to pursue a different academic path and I was able to run cross country for the University of Redlands.”
"At the University of Redlands, everyone is so friendly and accepting. There are tons of people always willing to help and make my experience better; such as orientation mentors, peer advisors, professors and community assistants. I could talk about our community all day."
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