University of La Verne

Bachelor's programmes

Humanities (13)

B.Sc. Anthropology
B.A. Art History
B.A. Creative Writing
B.A. English
B.A. French
B.A. History
B.Sc. International Business and Language
B.A. Liberal Arts
B.A. Philosophy
B.A. Religion
B.A. Religion and Philosophy
B.A. Spanish
B.A. Writing Program

Business & Management (12)

B.A. Accounting
B.Sc. Accounting
B.A. Business Administration
B.Sc. Business Administration
B.Sc. Business Management
B.Sc. E-Commerce
B.Sc. Economics
B.Sc. International Business and Language
B.A. Mathematics
B.Sc. Organizational Management
B.Sc. Public Administration
B.A. Rhetoric and Communication Studies

Social Sciences (12)

Natural Sciences & Mathematics (8)

B.Sc. Biology
B.A. Chemistry
B.Sc. Chemistry
B.A. Mathematics
B.Sc. Mathematics
B.A. Natural History
B.A. Physics
B.Sc. Physics

Arts, Design & Architecture (5)

B.A. Art History
B.A. Music
B.A. Photography
B.A. Studio Art
B.A. Theatre Arts

Law (4)

Computer Science & IT (3)

Journalism & Media (3)

Education & Training (2)

B.Sc. Child Development
B.A. Educational Studies

Medicine & Health (2)

B.Sc. Health Administration
B.Sc. Kinesiology

Engineering & Technology (1)

B.Sc. Chemistry

Hospitality, Leisure & Sports (1)

B.Sc. Kinesiology

About

History

The University of La Verne was founded in 1891 as Lordsburg College by members of the Church of the Brethren. Historically, the Brethren are considered a “peace church” like the Quakers or Mennonites, and slots on the Board of Trustees are still held for Brethren members.

Education

University of La Verne is recognized among the country’s leading schools. University of La Verne is Tier 1 in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” rankings and fourth in the country for social mobility. The Los Angeles Business Journal ranks the College of Business and Public Management MBA program as fourth largest in Los Angeles County for student enrollment and degrees awarded.

Research

The University affirms a value system that actively supports peace with justice, respect of individuals and humanity and the health of the planet and its people. Students are reflective about personal, professional, and societal values that support professional and social responsibility.The University supports a diverse and inclusive environment where students recognize and benefit from the life experiences and viewpoints of other students, faculty and staff.

Career

Communication is an essential element of the human experience. At every level–from one-to-one interaction to public speaking contexts involving thousands–it is communication that creates the point of connection between human beings. Communication skills are essential to personal, academic, and professional success. In particular, those who acquire good communication skills have brighter career prospects, given that employers continually identify the ability to communicate well as a key factor in decisions about hiring, as well as promotion and advancement.

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Services

Student services

The Office of Student Life encourages students to become involved and engaged at the University of La Verne. It is a great way to enhance and develop interpersonal and leadership skills, intensify critical thinking through programming, dialogue, and/or discussion and a great way to become acquainted with others who are interested in similar ideals and activities.

Housing services

Consistent with our core values of diversity and inclusivity, it is the policy of the University of La Verne to provide a reasonable accommodation based on a person’s sincerely held religious belief. A reasonable accommodation is one that does not conflict with reasonably necessary University goals. The person requesting the accommodation is obligated to make the University aware of the need for a religious accommodation as soon as possible and in advance of the need for the accommodation.

Library services

The University of La Verne’s Wilson Library offers a variety of research resources for both undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to books and research journals that are available in both print and digital formats, the library also has collections of DVDs, streaming media, and more.

ICT services

Wi-Fi Internet access is available at all Residence Halls. Wireless network access is available to all University of La Verne students in several buildings and outdoor areas on main campus as well as regional campuses. Computers that connect to the wireless network will be scanned by our Network Admission Control System before access to the Internet is allowed.

Medical services

Take care of yourself.
Know when you are not feeling well.
Visit or call the La Verne Health Center if you experience any physical changes that concern you.

You must use the services of the Health Center during their hours of operation where treatment will be administered, or a referral issued.

Student Life

Campus life

The University’s main campus is located on the eastern edge of Los Angeles County, some 30 miles from downtown Los Angeles. Its 38-acre campus is located in the City of La Verne’s historic Old Town district.

Sports facilities

Women’s volleyball is a perennial national contender with three national titles (1981, 1982, 2001) and 21 conference championships in its history.
Baseball has a national reputation stretching back five decades, with two national titles (1972, 1995) and 19 conference titles.
Football’s competitive tradition can be traced back 83 years and is a keystone of the University’s athletic legacy.
Softball has established a competitive reputation, earning eight NCAA Division III playoff berths over the past 11 seasons.
Men’s golf, winners of four straight SCIAC titles, has placed second at the Division III national championship tournaments (2007, 2009) and finished in the top five in three of the last four years.

Student clubs

Clubs and organizations are an integral part of the Office of Student Life at the University of La Verne. They exist to provide students with an opportunity to engage in a positive collegiate community through co-curricular activity.

Accreditation

The University of La Verne College of Law has been fully approved by the Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar of the American Bar Association effective March 14, 2016. The Section of Legal Education may be contacted at 321 North Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60610 or by phone at (312) 988-6738.

The University of La Verne College of Law is accredited by the State Bar of California.

Student Reviews

What You Need to Know

Anonymous rated 3 out of 5 stars

The University of La Verne has small classes that allow professors to really get to know their students and allows for personalized class discussions. The problem is the high tuition costs for the subpar facilities. The tuition continues to rise and it is not being reflected in professor's salaries or in student resources. The professors have been amazing my issue is with...

My time at the University of La Verne

Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars

The University of La Verne had amazing and hands-on professors. The academic staff was always reliable and genuinely caring. The biggest problem I had with the university was their tuition costs and how little financial aid was offered to help balance the costs.