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To provide safe and inclusive communities that promote academic success and personal development.


Foster a culture that places the safety of our residents and guests as our highest priority


Create a welcoming environment where all individuals are treated with dignity


Deliver a high quality customer experience through innovation, efficiency and continuous improvement


*Dundee is owned by American Campus Communities (ACC) and operated cooperatively by ACC and UCR Housing.

**North District is owned and operated by American Campus Communities (ACC).

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What better way to experience college life than by fully immersing yourself in it? Don’t just visit the La Sierra community, live in it! Live among friends in a fun and vibrant community designed to enhance your college experience. Residential Life wants to see you succeed, grow, and have fun. We tailor our events and programs to Build Community, Grow Faith, and Instill Leadership. Join us in this journey and make the most of your college experience!

Find yourself in the middle of all La Sierra University has to offer. Living on campus means that you don’t have to worry about commute times, traffic, or gas. Everything you need is just a short walk away! Join in at any of the numerous events brought to you by Residential Life or any of the other departments across campus. Want to hang out with your friends? No need to make elaborate plans, just walk to their room and knock on their door. There are plenty of places to hang out around campus or just chill in your room. There are also lots of food options from the all-you-can-eat cafeteria and Eagle’s Nest on campus to a myriad of food options off campus that are just a walk, drive, or delivery away. Ultimately, be close to all the school resources. Academic, social, wellness, food- we got it all!

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Choose from 40+ bachelor's degree programs at our main Redlands campus, including Environmental Studies, Psychology, Public Policy, Global Business, and Media & Visual Culture Studies—or create your own degree.


Master’s, bachelor’s, and certificate programs for working professionals at eight locations and online, including the Redlands MBA, M.S. in Business Analytics, and B.S. in Business.


Master’s, doctoral, and credential programs at three campuses and online, such as the M.A. Learning and Teaching and the Doctorate in Leadership for Educational Justice.


Master’s, doctoral, and certificate programs at our Marin campus and online, such as the Master of Divinity and Certificate in Spiritual Direction and Formation.

Offering 11 certificate programs and 25+ courses at seven locations and online, including certificates in Purchasing, Logistics, and Chain Supply Management; Mental Health and Spirituality; and LGBTQ+ Leadership.

The U.S. Department of Education has designated the University of Redlands as a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI)

Experience intellectual and personal growth in our liberal arts, sciences, pre-professional, undergraduate, and graduate programs—supported and challenged by a community of students and professors.

More than 90% of students receive some form of financial assistance. We offer a variety of grants, scholarships, and loan options—as well as a four-year promise for College students—to help make the high-impact education at Redlands a reality for you.

More than 54,000 alumni call Redlands their alma mater, and surveys show that generations have found the University’s personalized education prepared them well for career success and lifelong learning.

Wherever you may find yourself going next, opportunities await. Whether you’re an incoming student or a Redlands graduate, our Career and Professional Development team is available to help you achieve the next step in your career path—whether it is finding an internship in your field or working for a top employer.

By planting the seeds for growth, progress, and change, we can transform what’s around us, and what’s ahead for us all. That’s why we are recognized by Washington Monthly for contributing to the public good.

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The 2023-2024 Academic Year student housing application opened on Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at 12 noon PST in the Housing Portal.


First year students are assigned to Coyote Village; returning (continuing) and transfer students can choose either Arrowhead Village or University Village! We encourage students to apply early as on-campus housing assignments are made based on application submission date and space availability!


DHRE will maintain a waitlist once we reach capacity and will offer assignments based on cancellations received.


Students recognize us for convenience, beyond just proximity to classes. We have made renting easier by creating one-bill to include room rent, utilities (electricity, water, heat, A/C, garbage and recycling), Wi-Fi, community and study spaces, academic support, and free social events.

Research shows that students who live on campus have stronger connections with faculty, better relationships with their peers, and participate in more student activities.

Students who live on campus have higher graduation rates and graduate faster than those who live off campus.

Our residents' health and safety in University housing and around campus is important to us. All of our Villages are locked 24 hours a day and require card access. Housing and Residential Education, in coordination with the University Police Department, work to provide a safe and healthy living environment for all our residents. Health measures are in place to promote wellness.

There are no hidden fees or change of contract rates once you move in. If someone moves out of your room or apartment, you will never be obligated to pay their bill; and if you are having issues in your room, our staff can help mediate or find a new space. Additionally, we encourage you to contact the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships regarding how best to finance living on-campus.