UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS
JOIN A WELCOMING, CONNECTED COMMUNITY
University of Redlands, a liberal arts and sciences university in Southern California since 1907
DISCOVER REDLANDS
At the University of Redlands, students live and learn in a community of dedicated professors, small class sizes, and engaged students.
We blend a consistently highly ranked education in the arts and sciences with hands-on experiential learning to produce the most effective education for today’s world and the future. That's why our students are accepted to top graduate schools and launch satisfying careers upon their graduation.
AN UNCOMMONLY BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS
Our spacious campus includes a unique blend of Greek, Spanish, and modern California architecture, hundreds of palm trees, and red tile roofs. Overlooking the campus are two of the tallest mountains in Southern California.
Located in the city of Redlands, population 70,000, the University is just over an hour’s drive from Los Angeles, Southern California’s renowned coastal beaches, and premier desert resorts.
See for yourself:
https://www.redlands.edu/visit
The "R", one of the largest collegiate letters in the United States was created by students in 1913. Located in the surrounding mountains, it can be seen from all around campus. TOP 20
REDLANDS STUDENTS COME FROM
90% OF RECENT GRADS
were EMPLOYED or PURSUING AN ADVANCED DEGREE one year after graduation
BEST COLLEGES IN THE WEST Wall Street Journal
FIND US IN CALIFORNIA
We are located on 65 hectares in the city of Redlands in Southern California
Among a community of friends,
YOU’LL UNCOVER MORE OPPORTUNITY.
40+ PROGRAMS TO CHOOSE FROM
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
English: Literature and Writing
History
Human-Animal Studies
Media and Communication
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Race and Ethnic Studies
Religious Studies
Sociology and Anthropology
Spanish
Women, Gender, and
Sexuality Studies
BUSINESS
Accounting
Business
Administration
Business
4+1 Bachelor’s/ Master’s
Economics
Financial
Economics
Global Business
Management
ARTS
Studio Art
Art History minor
Creative Writing
Music
Musical Theatre minor
Theatre Arts
EDUCATION
Education 4+1
Credential/ Masters
Liberal Studies
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Asian Studies Health, Medicine, and Society
International Relations
Johnston Center for Integrative Studies
Latin American Studies minor
Pre-law
Public Policy
Theatre Business
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
21
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III athletics teams
Biology* Biochemistry and Molecular Biology* Chemistry* Computer Science* Communication Sciences and Disorders
Data Science Engineering 3-2
Environmental Chemistry minor
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Geographic Information Systems
Kinesiology
Mathematics* Physics* Pre-med/ Pre-health
Spatial Studies minor
*STEM-designated for OPT (optional practical training)
— graduates with these STEM degrees are eligible for 24 extra months of legal employment in the U.S.
POSITIVE OUTCOMES
REDLANDS GRADUATES STUDY AT Boston University • Columbia University
Cornell University • George Washington University
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Oregon • Vanderbilt University
Yale University • and many more
REDLANDS GRADUATES WORK AT
Apple • Boeing • Burberry • Delta Airlines
Disney • Esri • FedEx • Google • JPMorgan Chase
KPMG • LinkedIn • Microsoft • Pepsi Co.
Red Bull • Tesla • Under Armour • UNESCO
Wells Fargo • and many more
70+
student organizations, including Redlands International Student Association (RISA)
200+
theatre, arts, music, dance, and other cultural events on campus each year
SMALLER CLASSES
13:1
STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO
There is more here than meets the eye. The power of possibility is in every discussion, every performance, every lesson, and every connection. It‘s how we engage with what‘s around us. It‘s how we plant the seeds for growth, progress, and change. And it‘s how we discover what we‘re truly capable of.
MORE COLLABORATION
GET INVOLVED
From participating in mock law trials to working at our international radio station and exploring the mountains, beach, and desert, you will find others at Redlands who share your interests. Read more: https://www.redlands.edu/student-life
OFFICE OF GLOBAL EDUCATION (OGE)
OGE services include a week-long orientation, assistance with cross-cultural adjustment, visa questions, airport pick up, and special programming throughout the year. Read more: https://www.redlands.edu/offices-directory/ offices/office-of-global-education
LIVE AND LEARN
We are a residential community—from double rooms to suites, apartments, and living-learning communities—there is a place for everyone to feel safe and welcome. Read more: https://www.redlands.edu/student-life/ residence-life-housing
GLOBAL EXPERIENCES
Our classes are infused with global content, questions, and perspectives. Whether you study international relations or English, we make our learning community a global one. Read more: https://www.redlands.edu/academics/ global-opportunities
DIFFERENT POINTS OF VIEW
34 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED IN THE STUDENT POPULATION
LANGUAGES SPOKEN 1,900+ STUDENTS ENROLLED AT REDLANDS
WHY REDLANDS?
“ I chose the University of Redlands because I felt welcomed—that my presence here was wanted. Leaving home to study abroad for four years is tough; knowing that there was a community on the other side made the transition, and college experience, much more comfortable.”
IVAN DOGBEGAH ‘22
Rolle, Switzerland
B.S Economics
“ University of Redlands allowed me to find my place on campus through my education and involvement. Professors were always accessible and accommodating to students, and the University community was warm and welcoming to everyone.”
SUPHANAT (SOUP)
ISARANGKOON NA AYUTTHAYA ’22
Bangkok, Thailand
B.S., Biophysical Sciences (Johnston)
APPLY TODAY AS AN INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
→ The Common Application, including the personal essay and University of Redlands questions (https://www.commonapp.org)
→ $50 application fee
→ Official transcripts issued to the University of Redlands from all secondary schools and universities attended
→ First-year applicants: Please submit both the official transcript and an official translation if courses are not in English
→ Transfer applicants: An official IERF (https://www.ierf.org) or WES (https://www.wes.org) evaluation is required for university coursework completed outside of the U.S.
→ Two letters of recommendation, one from a college counselor (or other school official) and one from a teacher who can speak about your academic ability
→ Proof of English-language proficiency (required for international students whose native language is NOT English)
→ Certificate of Finances
Read more: https://www.redlands.edu/ international
REQUIRED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY SCORES
Students whose native language is not English may meet English proficiency by providing one of the following scores:
→ 80 iBT/550 paper-based TOEFL
→ 6.5 IELTS
→ 3.9 iTEP
→ 550 SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing
→ 21 ACT English and Reading sections
→ Completion of one college-level English composition course from a U.S. regionally accredited institution with a C grade or better (international transfer applicants only)
CONDITIONAL ADMISSION
If English language proficiency is not met, students may be offered conditional admission. We are pleased to partner with the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, located in Monterey, California, to offer an intensive English program. Upon successful completion, students transition to the University of Redlands. Learn more: https://www.miis.edu
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS
UP TO $37,000. LIMITED NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID MAY ALSO BE AVAILABLE 100% OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS RECEIVE A SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition
COSTS 2024-25*
(Fall and Spring Terms)
Housing
Double occupancy (Fall and Spring Term)
Meal Plan
Standard Meal Plan (Fall and Spring Term)
Associated Student Fee
$60,128
$12,668
$4,620
$350 Student Activities
New Student/New Program Fee
One-time fee for all new students
Wellness Fee
Annual Fee
Health Insurance**
APPLICATION DEADLINES
↓
FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
Fall Semester
Early Action: November 15
Regular Action: January 15
Spring Semester
Priority Deadline: November 1
$300
$100
$1,713 est.
Books and Supplies $1,700
This is an estimate and varies for each student
Annual Total
$75,638
*In US dollars
**Students must provide proof of personal major medical coverage before the start of each academic year for waiver of insurance costs. Fees are subject to change.
AP AND IB CREDIT
WHY REDLANDS?
Fall Semester
Priority Deadline: March 1
Priority Deadline: November 1 TRANSFER STUDENTS
Spring Semester
Students applying after the Regular Action or Priority Deadlines will be considered on a space-available basis.
The University of Redlands awards college credit for acceptable scores on the Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) exams. For more information, please contact International Admissions at +1-909-748-8074 or intladmissions@redlands.edu
“At Redlands, students make friends easily and connect with professors in our welcoming community. We support academic exploration, providing all of our students the opportunity to work on research, community projects, or fieldwork with faculty. We also have a global network of alumni who are eager to help mentor Redlands graduates. This is a place where you will feel seen and supported.”
—ANNE CAVENDER Senior International Officer Professor of English and Asian Studies
+1-909-748-8074
intladmissions@redlands.edu
https://www.redlands.edu
1200 E. Colton Avenue, P.O. Box 3080 Redlands, CA 92373-0999
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