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First year applicants are students who are current high school seniors, or students who have graduated high school but not yet enrolled at a community college, 4-year college, or university after graduation. The following are required documents to apply: Common Application, official transcripts from all secondary schools attended, one letter of recommendation from guidance/college counselor and/or the Common Application Secondary School Report, one letter of recommendation from a teacher who can speak to your academic ability, and beginning with the fall 2021 application we are test optional. To learn more about our test optional policies, click here.
Transfer applicants are students who have graduated high school and enrolled at a community college, 4-year college, or university after high school graduation. The following are required documents to apply: Common Application or University of Redlands application, official transcripts from all institutions attended (they must be issued to Univ. of Redlands), final high school transcript or equivalency, and one letter of recommendation from a professor who can speak to your academic ability. Additional items may be requested based on institution attending and transferable credits.

If you are planning a visit to Southern California, visit us. We're located 65 miles from Los Angeles, Newport Beach, and Palm Springs. Campus visits consist of an information session with an admissions staff member, and a one hour walking tour with a current student. Individual meetings can also be scheduled with an admissions counselor. During the school year we offer day and overnight visits. To see all of our visit options and to schedule yours, go to https://www.redlands.edu/admissions-and-aid/undergraduate/visits-and-tours/ and select what works best for you.
“Redlands students understand that as an institution we truly value teaching, and even when classes are difficult—and mine are—they want and respect that and reward it. That’s the true honor, that our students made this decision. What more could a professor want?”