University of Redlands, Temecula

The most common type of transport in Temecula is single-driving private automobiles, though Temecula's Public Traffic/Safety Commission and City Council are actively working to provide alternate sources of public transportation. A proposed high-speed train system is being set up which will connect all major Californian cities. Other common transport systems are carpooling and Dial-A-Ride services for senior citizens and those with disability. 

With a team of customer service-oriented professionals in Facilities Management, the University of Redlands offers a plethora of amenities and study programmes, such as -

• Academic Success Skill Resources.
• College Success Strategies Course (SSRV 154).
• Heating and air conditioning (HVAC) services.
• Academic Success Coaching.
• Management of campus utilities (water, electricity, and gas).
• Peer Mentoring.
• Subject and Writing Tutoring.
• Academic Probation Program.

A wide range of on-campus and outdoor activities are available, along with several student organisations and activity councils for all University of Redlands attendees. Some of the major aspects of student life include -

• More than 120 student organisations and clubs, concentrating on student leadership to Greek life.
• Students can volunteer for community service actively curated by the Office of Community Service Learning (CSL), providing over 100,000 hours of service outreach each year.
• Excellent intercollegiate athletics opportunities with both men’s and women’s teams vie for national opportunities in NCAA Division lll and compete for conference championships in the SCIAC.
• Social Affairs Programming Board and ASUR Student Government opportunities.

The main campus of the University of Redlands has 3 student residence halls, namely Anderson Hall, East Hall, and Williams Hall. The University of Redlands requires all students to live on campus, with those aged between 16 and 23 given priority. Students can select their rooms through the MyRedlands Housing portal, with those seeking accommodation due to medical/physical/psychological needs having to complete an Accommodation Request with Academic Success and Disability Services.

The Anderson Hall is the largest residence hall on-campus housing 200 students from a variety of majors, with a wing reserved for sophomores and juniors. The air-conditioned double and triple occupancy rooms of the East Hall and Williams Hall house 250 first-year students in total.

• The air-conditioned halls cost between 3,413 USD and 5,974 USD, while the non-air-conditioned ones cost around 3,243 USD to 5,688 USD. 
• The single apartment-style accommodations cost between 7,169 USD and 7,764 USD, while the double ones cost around 6,571 USD. 
• The single residence hall rooms are limited for students with approved disability conditions and the cost ranges roughly from 6,485 USD to 8,589 USD.