Founded in 1907, the University of Redlands is a private institution that provides educational experiences through liberal arts and professional programs, aiming to connect academic learning with practical application. The university operates across multiple locations, including its main 160-acre campus in Redlands, California, and a presence in San Francisco.
It offers over 90 undergraduate and graduate programs through colleges and schools such as the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business and Society, School of Education, and San Francisco Theological Seminary. The academic structure covers domains including arts and sciences, business and society, education, and theology.
The university's approach emphasizes dedicated faculty mentorship, experiential learning opportunities, and community service, supported by small class sizes. Approximately 40% of its student body are first-generation students, and it holds designation as a Hispanic Serving Institution.
