No student’s experience is exactly like another’s. At the University of Redlands, we believe you should have the flexibility to chart your own path—one that is highly personalized, relevant, and interdisciplinary. Here you’ll do more than choose your major and minor. You will create a personal, well-rounded academic experience that includes a broad intellectual base (courtesy of our core Liberal Arts Foundation) and a supportive community of mentors and peers. In short, a type of path that leads to successful student outcomes.
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An undergraduate degree achieved IN FOUR YEARS—that's the Redlands Promise. No fee or extra tuition is required. You may opt-out at any time. You can even change your major after signing up for the program.
TELL ME MOREAt the University of Redlands, we're committed to your success. With the Redlands Promise, students in the College of Arts & Sciences have the opportunity to graduate in four years—guaranteed.
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Johnston brings together bright, creative, and independent students with a genuine interest in academic and civic pursuits. It’s a place where diversity is cherished, ideas are debated, and possibilities are explored.
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The Geographic Information Science program offers a personalized GIS education in beautiful Redlands, California—home of the world's leading GIS company, Esri.
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The Truesdail Center, which offers speech and hearing therapy, provides students studying communication sciences and disorders an opportunity to apply what they've learned in a rewarding, community-facing environment.
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The University of Redlands Conservatory of Music, an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music, is one of the oldest schools of music in California. Through a conservatory approach, students learn to perform, interpret, and teach music in a rich, liberal arts setting.
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“I personally can say that this University is already starting to shape me into an individual who is ready to make a real impact on society, as well as the field of medicine.”
"When I arrived at the University, I found people I was connected to…They are a diverse community that truly understands me as a person."
“I feel comfortable studying here because I know I’ll be able to pursue all of my passions, and not just one.”
Designed as an academic bridge between high school and college, the First-Year Seminar gives you the opportunity to experience, see, and understand life from various perspectives. It will also introduce you to the give-and-take style of college classroom discussion.
The Academic Success Center provides valuable resources for students who wish to become knowledgeable, successful, and active in creating their own educational experience.
Accessibility offers academic accommodations to support your specific needs to provide access and opportunities for success as you pursue your education at University of Redlands.
Our support for Native American students is unmatched by other colleges and universities in the Inland Empire. From advocates, mentors, and scholarships to on-campus Native community events (21 tribal groups reside within 100 miles of our campus), you’ll be able to experience and join a vibrant, growing native community. Learn more about NSP.
Making the grade is one thing. Navigating your future is another. To help you successfully transition from student to professional life, the University of Redlands’ Office of Career and Professional Development offers comprehensive preparation that will give you a real-world edge.
Fellow Bulldogs—his advisors and peers at Redlands—helped Pete Aguilar shape the interest in public service he developed while working alongside his grandfather at the San Bernardino County Courthouse. Aguilar earned two bachelor of science degrees—in government and business administration—and became deeply involved in serving the community.
“For me, teaching Redlands students is distinguished from teaching elsewhere by students’ intellectual curiosity and their interest in wide-ranging issues.”
“The University of Redlands was an amazing platform that first and foremost gave me the knowledge that I needed to go out there in any field… It prepared me not just to be at Red Bull, but to make use of technology wherever I go.”
“Students want to feel you are invested in them—and I am. Sometimes that means I need to be here at 8 p.m., if that’s the only time a student can meet.”
“Redlands develops the whole student—not just intellectually, but emotionally and spiritually as well. [The University] helped me to be a more informed citizen, a good teammate, and a valuable asset to a company. It also equipped me to contribute to important discussions happening in society.”
“I appreciate the University’s focus on the whole student, not just the education piece but the experiential piece. I’m part of a group of dedicated, caring and kind people who value the craft of teaching.”
Marilyn Magness' career highlights include creative direction for the Hollywood Bowl Disney Symphonic Spectacular, multiple Emmy-winning television specials, Tokyo Disneyland’s The Magic Lamp Theater, Disneyland and Walt Disney World’s Main Street Hop and Block Party and international promotional tours and live stage shows for Buena Vista Films.
A host of student awards and honors were announced as part of the University of Redlands Commencement season.
Enjoy a slideshow of images from the Commencement Weekend festivities.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard athletic development coordinator Josh Bullock ’03, ’11 began his career at the U of R and now directs all facets of performance for the U.S. Freestyle Mogul team.
