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Whether students enroll in the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Education or one of the many other great choices, they are sure to find nothing short of academic excellence. For undergraduate business students, there are two primary choices: a BS in Business or a BS in Management. There are also six concentration areas that can be added to the primary degree. These include accounting, human resources, and supply chain management.


Overview of University of Redlands


There are many other opportunities to thrive at Redlands, however. The College of Arts and Sciences provides 40 undergraduate programs including accounting, computer science, creative writing, environmental studies, and more. On top of these options, Redlands is home to the Truesdail Center, which focuses on speech and hearing therapy. Students will graduate ready to help others who suffer from communicative disorders.

When they're not pursuing their academic and career aspirations, Redlands students manage to have a life on campus. There are so many opportunities to become engaged with campus life including student government, social affairs programming, and over 100 clubs and other organizations, including Greek life. On top of this, students can enjoy a state-of-the-art athletic facility as well as an expansive campus that's great for tossing frisbee, jogging, or taking a mind-clearing stroll.

General Information


School Type Private not-for-profit
Campus Setting City: Small
Campus Housing Yes
Student Faculty Ratio 12:1
Graduation Rate 76%
Year Founded 1907

Student Enrollment


Total Students4,598

Undergraduate
3,014
Graduate
1,584

Undergraduate Student

Male 1,266
1,266
Female 1,748
1,748

Graduate Student

Male 665
665
Female 919
919

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Admissions


APPLICATIONS4,621

Male 1,936
Female 2,685

ACCEPTANCE3,512

Male 1,433
Female 2,094

Acceptance Rate76%

Male 74%
Female 78%

Enrollment 702

Male 140
Female 148
Admissions
Application Fee $50
High School GPA Required
High School Rank Considered But Not Required
High School Transcripts Required
College Prep Courses Considered But Not Required
Recommendations Required
SAT/ACT Required
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Required
Application Deadline January 15
Common Application Accepted Yes

Tuition Cost & Financial Aid


Tuition and fees at Redlands are not necessarily cheap, but they can be made affordable when students apply for grants, scholarships, and supplemental Federal or private student loans. The total cost for tuition, fees, books, and supplies at the school is approximately $53,000. On top of this, students pay an additional $17,000 for either on or off-campus living expenses.

To offset these expenses, 98% of full-time first-year students receive assistance in the form of grants or scholarships. These interest-free funds average approximately $36,000 per student, effectively halving the up-front cost of a year at Redlands. To help cover the remaining cost, 58% of students apply for federal or private student loans and they receive and average amount of $8,000. When scaled for family income, the net cost of a year at Redlands starts at $21,000 and caps at $36,000 for families who make $100,000 or more per year.

Average net price 2018-2019
Net Price $31,180
Average Total Aid $36,054
Students Receiving Financial Aid 98%
Room & Board $14,670

Sticker Price


  • Tuition In-State - $50,980
  • Tuition Out-of-State - $50,980
  • Books and Supplies - $1,970
  • Room & Board - $14,670
  • Other - $3,718

Academics


University of Redlands provides excellent academics for its 3,000 students, which is evidenced in its numbers. The school boasts strong retention rates, graduation numbers, and the student-to-faculty ratio is excellent. These objective measures reflect positive subjective realities for their student body.

In fact, U of R shows that they retain 85% of their first-year students. This retention rate indicates that, when first-year students arrive on campus they find their courses and professors interesting and high quality. With a small student body, they probably meet older students who are likewise satisfied. Further, they probably have fun at campus events, enjoy the recreation facilities, and more.

This retention rate is bolstered with a strong graduation rate. Since 76% of students graduate, there's a better-than-chance likelihood that the friend groups that form in the first year will crack bubbly together after completing their bachelor's degrees. Redlands shows that around 8% transfer out and presumably complete their degree elsewhere. Redlands is providing strong academics for its students.

A huge reason for these strong retention and graduation numbers is the student-to-faculty ratio. Redlands students are in classes that average 12 students. While entry-level courses likely have more, once students enter their major focus area, they find much smaller class sizes with accessible professors.

Student Population Total


Student Population 4,598

Undergraduate
3,014
Graduate
1,584
Evening Classes : Yes
Online Learning : Yes

Most Popular Programs & Majors

(# of Diplomas Awarded by Subject)


All Business Majors 285 Total Graduates / 43%
Business Administration and Management, General 253 Graduates
Accounting 16 Graduates
International Business/Trade/Commerce 15 Graduates
Business/Managerial Economics 1 Graduates
All Social Science Majors 54 Total Graduates / 8%
Sociology 22 Graduates
Political Science and Government, General 19 Graduates
Economics, General 7 Graduates
International Relations and Affairs 6 Graduates
All Psychology Majors 49 Total Graduates / 7%
Psychology, General 49 Graduates
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 45 Total Graduates / 7%
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other 45 Graduates
Health Professions and Related Programs 38 Total Graduates / 6%
Audiology/Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathology/Pathologist 38 Graduates
All Other Diplomas 30%

Outcome & Salary


The fiscally savvy will want to know how far their educational dollar will go. In fact, a Redlands education often yields a terrific return on investment (ROI). The top-earning graduates from Redlands tend to be from the accounting department who start their careers making around $61,000 per year in base salary. At the lower end, fine arts majors start their career making $23,000.

The mid-range earners from Redlands are the sociology and English majors, who start out making $28,000. However, keep in mind that since Redlands provides such a high caliber education, these alumni are likely to enter some of the best graduate programs and thus will see their earnings soar.

Graduates Salary
College Grads Early Career Salary $55,400
College Grads Average Salary $79,992
College Grads Mid Career Salary $102,400
Return on Investment (ROI)
10 Year Salary Earnings Potential $799,990
20 Year Salary Earnings Potential $1,823,920
Cost of Education (Net Price) 4 Year $124,720
10 Year Projected ROI $675,270
20 Year Projected ROI $1,699,200
No College Education Salary Comparison
National Average Salary $38,792
10 Year Projected Income $387,920
20 Year Projected Income $775,840

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