University of Redlands
It is important that the substance of our success be centered upon students and the intellectual contribution that together we can make in education. Our substance will define us into the future, so our vision must clarify how we will contribute to the communities that we serve, be it the Inland Empire, the state of California or the national professional communities.
As a new student, you are required to complete the New Student Orientation (NSO). The NSO will introduce you to the School of Education and the resources available to you. You will learn about your program and be able to identify support systems.
Before you can receive your financial aid award information, you must complete the following steps:
For any financial questions, please contact SFS at SFS@redlands.edu or 909.748.8047
During your academic journey, you will be working closely with your advisor. Advisors foster transformative learning experiences by providing holistic advising across curricular and co-curricular needs.
If you are a College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) undergraduate student, you will also receive support from a CAS Faculty advisor.
During your program, you will have access to 24/7 online advising resources. Our advising team is available to provide guidance and help answer questions you may have throughout your program.
Please visit the Student Success Center page to learn more about how to contact the advising team with questions and issues related to:
Adding your courses to your plan in advance makes the registration process easier. Please take a moment to watch our Academic Planning Tutorial Video to learn how to plan your courses.
All School of Education students are required to self-register in their courses using Student Planning during the open registration period prior to each semester. Please review the steps and tutorial videos on our Registration page to learn how you will self-register.
To obtain a student ID, you will need to provide your first name, last name, and a valid Redlands email address. ID requests should be submitted before the add/drop deadline.
Your digital student ID will be available via the Redlands Mobile App. Search for University of Redlands in the iTunes App Store or the Google Play Store, or use the QR Code below.
If you have previously served, are currently serving, or are a military dependent, Military and Veteran Services (MVS) can provide you with additional resources to support your educational pursuits.
For more information, please visit the MVS website and reach out to their team by emailing military@redlands.edu or calling (909) 748-8337.
ResNet, the Residential Networking, Education & Technology program, provides complimentary technical assistance to students of the University of Redlands. ResNet is available to assist you with connecting to the wireless network, gaining access to the myRedlands portal, getting e-mail on your mobile devices, password management, and many other computing needs that you may have.
Our Information Technology Services team has gathered resources to support students with navigating Canvas, the campus learning management system (LMS).
Students in the School of Education have a dedicated librarian who is available to help you with all your research needs.
Visit the University of Redlands bookstore to find the required textbook(s) for your class. Once on the “Find Course Materials” page, select Term, Department, Course number and Section using the drop-down menu option to find your textbooks.
NOTE: After you submit your search request all required materials will populate. Books are typically posted three weeks prior to the start of your class. If you do not see any required texts, please directly contact your professor and the bookstore to confirm that none are required.
If you are attending the Redlands campus, you may request your free parking permit and pick it up from the Public Safety office located at the Willis Center. Parking at the regional campuses are validated-see your campus staff for more information.
