Quick Facts

The University of Redlands is a private, nonprofit university that connects students to a world of opportunity, geared toward their passions and potential. With campuses across California, the University offers more than 40 undergraduate programs, as well as 23 graduate programs in business, education, theology, communication sciences and disorders, geographic information systems, and music—blending liberal arts and professional programs, applied and theoretical study, traditional majors and self-designed curricula.

In addition to an award-winning 160-acre Southern California residential campus in Redlands featuring orange groves, architectural landmarks, and more than 3,000 trees, the University includes eight regional locations, providing innovative, high-quality programs at places and times that support the needs of working professionals. Surveys show that generations of alumni have found that the University, established in 1907, prepared them well for career success and lifelong learning.

2,527 students in the College of Arts and Sciences
14:1 student-to-faculty ratio
19 average class size
40+ degrees offered in the College of Arts & Sciences
WASC Western Association of Schools and Colleges accredited through 2022
1,212 students in the School of Business
11 degrees offered in the School of Business
789 students in the School of Education
12 degrees offered in the School of Education
6 credentials offered in the School of Education
13 degrees offered in the School of Music
61 countries represented in our student body
35 states represented in student body
51,000 alumni living around the world
24 Fulbright awards to students in 11 years
40+ programs of study for undergraduates
21 NCAA Division 3 athletic teams
58 percent of students study abroad
100 percent of students participate in service learning or community outreach
8 regional campuses
112 years of distinction
1918 first year a live bulldog was used as a mascot. Live bulldogs became the tradition officially in 1991. Adelaide "Addie" was inaugurated as the University's first female bulldog mascot in 2018, named after the founding first lady of the University and wife to the first President, Jasper Newton Field
120,000 student hours of service performed annually
21 NCAA Division 3 athletic teams
3,000 trees on our 160-acre main campus
120 social groups and clubs
1913 the "R" was established, located on a hillside of the San Bernardino Mountains. It is believed to be one of the largest collegiate letters in the nation, standing 415 feet tall and 275 feet wide. For many years, freshmen were "required" by the seniors to clear the overgrown brush around the "R." It was then lit for Homecoming with highway flares-a display, viewed from Ad Hill, that many alumni still talk about and remember fondly