University of Redlands (Redlands, California)
Founding & History: The University of Redlands was founded in 1907. Its campus was established in what was once a vineyard, and early landmarks include the iconic administration building and the “R” on the hillside.
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Type & Structure: It is a private liberal arts university. It includes the College of Arts & Sciences (with the Johnston Center for Integrative Studies, Conservatory of Music, etc.), a School of Business, a School of Education, and a Graduate School of Theology.
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Faculty & Class Size: Very favorable student-to-faculty ratio; CollegeFactual reports 10:1, and most courses are taught by full-time faculty. According to other sources, average class size is around 18–22 students.
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Student Body & Campus Life: Approximately 3,192 students as of 2023–24. Many students live on campus (residential campus), and there are 120+ student organizations.
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International & Global Focus: The university has an Office for International Students & Scholars (OISS) that supports students from over 25 nations.
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Location & Setting: Located in Redlands, California, in a scenic, suburban / small‑city setting.
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Values & Mission: Emphasizes “meaning, impact, and joy” through personalized education, experiential learning, and community service.

