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College of Arts and Sciences Programs
• Offers more than 40 undergraduate degrees in a traditional setting, including the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies and the School of Music.
• Students attend full time at our main Redlands campus, usually taking four classes per semester, with most classes offered between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
• Residential learning environment helps engage students with faculty and classmates outside the classroom.
• Unique general education requirements, such as Community Service Learning, allow students to work for the betterment of the community.
• A special May Term option lets students try something new, whether it’s traveling to another country or taking an interesting class.
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Teacher Education Programs
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Bachelor’s Degrees for Professionals
• Offering a Bachelor of Science in Management and a Bachelor of Science in Business.
• Designed for working professionals—students attend classes one night a week, one class at a time, for eight weeks.
• Eight convenient campus locations throughout Southern California.
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Military and Veteran Students
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Affording a Redlands Education
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About Redlands 3
Your life, your pathway to Redlands Whether you are joining us from a community college, another four-year institution or are returning to school for the first time in years, we welcome students from varied educational backgrounds. At Redlands, we take your entire story into account—not just your transcripts. In fact, we look at how all of your life experiences—work and education history, travel, family, military service and other influential factors—come together to make you who you are. Getting to know you on a broader level helps us to see how Redlands can help to make your goals a reality. The path to success is never straight. Your journey is what makes you unique. Now see how transferring to Redlands can pave the pathway to your future.
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Ensuring that your credits transfer To simplify the pathway to Redlands, we have formal transfer agreements with many community colleges. Articulation Agreements
College of Arts & Sciences
School of Business
Prep for Business
Articulation Agreements
College of Arts & Sciences
School of Business
Chaffey College*
Mt. San Jacinto College*
Citrus College
Norco College
Orange Coast College
Coastline Community College College of the Desert
Palomar Community College
Crafton Hills College*
Pasadena City College
Cuyamaca College
Riverside City College*
East Los Angeles College
Saddleback College
San Bernardino Valley College
El Camino College
Prep for Business
Fullerton College
San Diego City College
Glendale College
San Diego Mesa College
Golden West College
San Diego Miramar College
Grossmont College
San Joaquin Valley College
Irvine Valley College
Santa Ana College
Santa Barbara City College
Los Angeles City College
Los Angeles Harbor College
Santa Monica College
Los Angeles Mission College
Santiago Canyon College
Los Angeles Pierce College
Southwestern College
Los Angeles Valley College
Victor Valley College*
West Los Angeles College
Moreno Valley College
Mt. San Antonio College
* Top five community colleges whose students apply to Redlands.
College of Arts and Sciences Articulation Agreements: List of courses that satisfy general education requirements.
School of Business Articulation Agreements: List of courses that satisfy general education requirements for the BS in Business or the BS in Management.
Prep for Business Agreements: List of courses that satisfy degree requirements for the BS in Management or Business in the School of Business.
www.redlands.edu/cas-articulation
www.redlands.edu/sb-articulation
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College of Arts and Sciences Programs With more than 40 majors to choose from—plus the option to create your own through the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies—the College of Arts and Sciences enables you to pursue your dreams in an inspiring, collaborative setting. Our welcoming campus culture helps you jump in feet first, making you feel like a part of the Redlands family from day one. • Redlands’ 13:1 student-faculty ratio results in transformational mentorship and growth. You’ll be living and learning in a true community of attentive professors and engaged students. • Even while studying, you can keep your eye on what’s next. Through our Office of Professional Development, you can find career coaching and other great ways to prepare for success after college. • Diversity makes us great. We are proud to host students from more than 27 countries.
• You may begin your time at Redlands as an undeclared major so you can find the right fit for your academic and career paths. • Immerse yourself in campus life. Our campus offers several ways for you to get plugged in. Whether it’s athletics, student government or clubs and organizations that pertain to majors and student interest, we have something for everyone! • Our Study Abroad programs are an exciting way to broaden your world view with short- and long-term opportunities around the globe.
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Location The main Redlands campus features orange groves, a blend of Greek, Spanish and Modern California architecture, hundreds of palm trees and red tile roofs. The City of Redlands offers a welcoming community with a lively downtown, unique coffee shops, a weekly Market Night and an eclectic array of restaurants. Redlands is a centralized location within easy driving distance to mountains, desert and beaches.
Program delivery Offering a traditional residential program, most College of Arts and Sciences classes are held Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the main Redlands campus. Students generally take four classes per 16-week semester. Transfer students can expect to graduate within 4-6 semesters, depending on credits and program. With an average class size of 19, we offer our students personalized attention and accessible full-time professors who encourage lively classroom discussions.
Housing For more information about housing, see www.redlands.edu/student-life/residence-life-housing
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College of Arts & Sciences Programs Programs of Study • Accounting
• English
• Management
• Religious Studies
• Art History Minor
• Environmental Science
• Mathematics
• Sociology & Anthropology
• Asian Studies
• Environmental Studies
• Spanish
• Astronomy Minor
• Financial Economics
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• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
• French
• Music*
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• German
• Philosophy
• Theatre Arts
• Biology
• Global Business
• Physical Education Minor
• Theatre Business
• Business Administration
• History
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Human-Animal Studies Minor
• Political Science
• Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Communicative Disorders
• International Relations
• Prelaw
• Computer Science
• Premed/Prehealth
• Creative Writing
• Johnston Center for Integrative Studies*
• Economics
• Latin American Studies
• Public Policy
• Engineering 3-2
• Liberal Studies
• Race & Ethnic Studies
Pathway
Teacher Education Programs
Media and Visual Culture Studies
• Spatial Studies Minor Studio Art
• Psychology * Supplemental application materials are required for these programs
The University of Redlands School of Education is an excellent pathway for transfer students to discover a meaningful career in education. College of Arts and Sciences students may take 15 units in the School of Education, which will transfer directly toward your teaching credential or master’s degree—saving time and money. 9
Quick facts about the College of Arts and Sciences • 2,613 students attend the College of Arts and Sciences from 35 states and 27 countries •
30% of our students are from outside California
• Our academic calendar features two four-month semesters and one May Term—a unique opportunity to focus on a single subject or study abroad
Transfer statistics*
Application deadlines
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3.2 average college cumulative GPA
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March 1: Fall Priority Deadline
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54% female
November 1: Spring Priority Deadline
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46% male
• 70% of our entering fall 2015 transfer class transferred from a community college
• The Redlands Bulldogs are represented by 21 NCAA Division III varsity teams * Data based on fall 2015
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Applications received after the priority deadline will be reviewed on a spaceavailable basis.
Applying to the College of Arts and Sciences
Application requirements**
To begin the transfer process, the Office of Admissions must receive:
Students who have completed 24 or more transferable units:
Your Common Application, available at www.commonapp.org ($30 application fee)
• Graduated from high school or equivalent
A personal statement including the Redlands Supplemental Writing Questions (part of the Common Application)
• Successful candidates traditionally have two solid semesters of full-time coursework with no less than a 2.0 (C) in any course and a recommended minimum 2.8 cumulative GPA
One letter of recommendation from an academic instructor Your official SAT or ACT test scores (if you have fewer than 24 units completed) Your official high school transcript with graduation date indicated Your official college transcripts from all institutions you have attended* A College Report (for students transferring from a 4-year institution), found in the Common Application With the help of our dedicated team, applying to transfer to Redlands is a smooth, personalized process.
• Majority of transferable coursework is within academic courses
• Successful completion of the following courses: English composition Intermediate algebra or equivalent Foreign language (one semester at the college level or two years in high school) • Students may transfer up to 66 units from a two-year institution and 96 units from a four-year institution
Students with fewer than 24 transferable units: Will be reviewed based on a combination of academic performance in high school and completed college-level coursework. Applicants must: •
H ave graduated from high school or equivalent with a college preparatory curriculum that includes: Four years of English Three years of math up to and including Algebra II Two or three years of a foreign language Two or three years of a lab science Two or three years of social studies
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Submit Official ACT or SAT scores
* Transcripts that are mailed or hand-delivered by the applicant are not considered official. ** These requirements are presented as a general guideline and are subject to review by the Admissions Committee.
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I chose the University of Redlands because, with the college credits I already had, I could finish the program I wanted in two years at Redlands versus three years at a UC school. I also wanted a quality education and a lot of interaction with professors. – Luna Oul ’15 Bachelor of Arts in biology, former Chaffey College student
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Transfer to the College of Arts and Sciences Start on your pathway to the University of Redlands by contacting us, and an admissions representative will answer your questions and help you begin the transfer process.
888-655-7647 (weekdays from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PST)
redlandstransfer.net admissions@redlands.edu Even if you’re not ready to transfer, we can help you determine the best courses to take to prepare for your transfer to the College of Arts and Sciences. Schedule an appointment with an admissions counselor to plan your pathway to Redlands.
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Bachelor’s Degrees for Professionals The University of Redlands School of Business is designed to help you reach your academic and career goals with learning that fits your interests and awakens your potential. Our dynamic programs afford opportunities for mentorship, real-world experience, collaboration and leadership, so you can directly apply what you learn to the workplace.
• Personalize your curriculum with concentrations in Accounting, Human Resources Management, Marketing, Organizational Leadership, Professional Financial Planning and Purchasing, Logistics and Supply Chain Management • Guaranteed classes • Hands-on, real-world projects that provide you with resumé-ready experience • Learn from alumni working in your field and get one-on-one guidance through our nine-month mentorship program
• Experience true collaboration and intercultural and intergenerational understanding through our cohort model, which mimics teamwork in the workplace • Participate in the Consultancy Capstone course— a consultancy either overseas with a British firm or here in Southern California • With our liberal arts-infused curriculum, you’ll develop critical thinking, communication, creativity, innovation and collaboration—the skills most in demand by employers
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Bachelor’s Degrees for Professionals Programs of study
Program delivery
Bachelor of Science in Management
Designed for the working professional, the School of Business allows you to choose among multiple Southern California campus locations where most classes meet just one night per week. With flexible enrollment options throughout the year, you can expect to complete your degree within 24-30 months.
Build a conceptual foundation for managing and leading individuals and organizations utilizing a blend of theory and practice. You’ll relate your current, real-world workplace experience to lessons designed to develop your functional knowledge of business from a manager’s point of view.
You may also be eligible to receive up to 25% course credits for life and professional experience.
Bachelor of Science in Business Learn to leverage business concepts in problem solving, understanding information and applying knowledge learned in real-world and classroom settings. Our B.S. in Business program stresses ethics, communication, critical thinking and other vital themes to produce graduates with directly measurable skills.
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In addition, many community colleges offer classes that students may transfer to the School of Business and which will satisfy requirements for our two bachelor’s degree programs. This can accelerate time to graduation.
Because programs of study are designed for the working professional, on-campus housing is not available.
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The School of Business has articulation agreements with many Southern California community colleges (see p. 5 or visit www.redlands.edu/ sb-articulation). These agreements outline how classes taken at a community college will transfer to the School of Business, and which general education requirements each class will satisfy.
Redlands is a character-building experience. It showed me how to succeed in today’s partnership-based business environment. – Justin Dunaway-Perez ’15, Bachelor of Science in Business
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Applying to the School of Business To begin your transfer, the Office of Admissions must receive: A completed, signed application Official transcripts from all institutions previously attended 40 units of transferable credit 3 years of full-time work experience 2.0 GPA minimum
Locations With programs available at eight campus locations throughout Southern California—including our main Redlands campus—we’re putting a high-quality business degree within your reach.
Burbank
Rancho Cucamonga Redlands
Riverside Los Angeles South Coast Metro
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Transfer to the School of Business Ready to get started? We’ll work with you immediately to answer your questions and get your transfer rolling.
888-711-3623 (weekdays from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. PST)
redlandstransfer.net schoolofbusiness@redlands.edu Even if you’re not ready to transfer yet, we can help you determine the best courses to take to prepare for your transfer to the School of Business.
Tuition aid and discounts Discounts may be available via one of our many employer strategic partnerships or community college agreements. Please contact us to learn more.
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Military and Veteran Students For more than 70 years, the University of Redlands has been proud to support our nation’s active duty and retired service members. We offer specialized services and personal attention to help make your transfer to Redlands an easy process. Find out how Redlands can help you apply your existing skills and experience to a fulfilling education and future.
• Named the #1 Best College for Veterans in the West by U.S. News & World Report • Personalized guidance in applying for and utilizing your military or VA educational benefits • Active duty military tuition discounts • One of a select number of independent, nonprofit California universities to offer Yellow Ribbon Program benefits for veterans, reservists and spouses • Student Veteran Organization membership and events to help you connect with fellow veterans
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Program cost 2016-17 College of Arts & Sciences • Tuition (1 year): $46,220 • Room and board (double occupancy, standard meal plan): $13,480 School of Business • $678/unit • Average degree cost: $41,355
Affording a Redlands education Financial aid summary Value can best be defined as getting the highest return on your investment. Redlands provides top value by offering intimate classes, accessible faculty, personalized attention, an influential and close-knit alumni network, internship and placement opportunities and an atmosphere that challenges you to think critically and reach your goals—before graduation and after. Transferring to Redlands is an investment you make in yourself—and your future.
There are many financial aid options available to College of Arts & Sciences students, including grants, scholarships and loans. For School of Business students, discounts may be available via one of our many employer strategic partnerships or community college agreements. Please contact us to learn more.
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About Redlands Your transformative experience The Redlands experience goes beyond the classroom—everywhere you turn there are opportunities to grow, excel and prepare for success.
Close-knit community Our welcoming campus culture ensures that you’ll quickly feel like a part of Redlands’ uniquely immersive experience.
Career preparation Even while studying, our students keep an eye on what’s next. Through our Office of Professional Development, you will receive career coaching and discover other great ways to prepare for success after college.
Professional alumni networking You will join our vast alumni network of Redlands graduates, many of whom are among the world’s most influential professionals and community members.
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Relevant learning Through internships, applied research, service learning, study trips and more, Redlands offers the real-world experience and training that will stand out on your resumé.
Events and activities Our students are encouraged to engage in all aspects of university life— from Homecoming and concerts to clubs and guest speakers—for a wellrounded education.
Study abroad Have you ever imagined studying in Austria, Spain or another international setting? We’re one of the nation’s top colleges for study abroad programs, with over 58% of students participating in travel study opportunities. For our working professionals, programs are as short as one week.
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Your future is within reach Since our founding in 1907, we have inspired students like you to follow your heart, explore new opportunities, get involved and achieve your goals. That’s because we offer more than a chance to earn a degree— we offer a transformative education that challenges you to think critically and effect positive change in the world. Whatever path you take to Redlands, it’s what you accomplish here and what you take with you that makes all the difference.
Apply now redlandstransfer.net
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