University of Redlands

Congratulations on Your Admission!

We are excited to welcome you to the University of Redlands. Scroll below to learn more about our community and how to join the Bulldog family.

Ready to Be a Bulldog?

Pay your $350 non-refundable enrollment deposit today. We are excited to welcome you to the University of Redlands! 

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A Bulldog's Bucket List

Our community is full of cherished traditions. Click here to learn more about the many traditions and activities that students will be a part of throughout their four years!

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New Student Checklist

Access the new student checklist so we can prepare for your arrival. Once you log into your MyRedlands account, click on the New Student Checklist box.

New Students

Campus Visit Opportunities

We are so excited that you are considering seeing everything that makes the University of Redlands special, whether online or in-person. We look forward to sharing our community with you!

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Campus Visit Opportunities

Click here to learn more about our in person and virtual visit opportunities and events.

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Helpful Tools and Information

As you think about next steps and what's important in your college search, we're here to help. Connect with your admissions counselor, experience the life of a Bulldog by attending one of our workshops or events this spring, and learn more about the value of a Redlands education. We can't wait to embark on this journey with you.

I'm Bulldog Bound! Now What?

Congratulations on committing to Redlands! There are several things to plan for and complete over the summer, from your New Student Checklist, to Orientation, and more. Click here for helpful links and information so you can prepare for the fall semester AND enjoy your summer break!

Helpful Resources

Live Virtual Talking Tour with a Student

Connect one-on-one with a current student for a virtual tour. You'll have the opportunity to get a 360-degree view of some of our classrooms, and hear from your tour guide as to why they love calling Redlands home. 

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So, What's Next?

Now that you've been admitted to Redlands, you might have questions about what happens next. Join us for a live virtual session on April 28th at 4:00pm (PST) for answers to important questions, learn more about upcoming events/deadlines, and more! Can't attend the live session? Still RSVP and we will make the recording available after the event.

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Next Steps: Financial Aid

We're organizing virtual sessions to help you learn more about Redlands. Have questions about how financial aid works? RSVP for our live virtual session on April 21st at 4:00pm (PST) to learn more about the financial aid process and how to read your financial aid award letter.

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Student Financial Services

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Where Are Our Graduates?

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The Redlands Promise

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#URadmitted

Connect with other future bulldogs in our Class of 2026 page on Instagram. We can't wait to see who's #bulldogbound. Connect with us by using the hashtags #uradmitted, #redlands2026, and following @URedlands2026

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Meet Keylana '22

Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Keylana was looking for an opportunity to live in California, where her dad is from. Redlands could connect her to her faculty in a way she hadn't experienced anywhere else. A summer study abroad trip to China, experiences in a variety of clubs and organizations, and a place in our honors program, Proudian, Keylana has been soaking up her Redlands experience.

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Meet Kolby '21

Kolby was drawn to Redlands because of the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies, which offers students a unique one-of-a-kind program where they can design their own major. Kolby developed his Johnston emphasis (major) in themed entertainment design. He also has access to vast experiential and interdisciplinary opportunities at Redlands; watch his video to learn more.

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Meet Montserrat '22

Long Beach, California native, Montserrat chose Redlands because she felt cared for from the very beginning. After her First-Year Seminar and a health, medicine, and society course, she found herself changing her major from biology to public policy. She had found a major that combined her passions for advocacy and helping others.

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