University of La Verne

For more than 130 years, the University of La Verne has prepared students for a lifetime of personal and professional success. Our accredited and nationally-ranked university serves a diverse student body, from first-generation students to international students immersing themselves in Southern California culture. You’ll pursue your academic passions ethically and with purpose, supported by professors and advisors who make sure you have what you need to thrive inside and outside the classroom.

Inside the Classroom

Whether you already have a career in mind or are still figuring it out, we offer more than 60 areas of study for you to customize your education. Here, your professors know you by name, and small class sizes lead to a more engaging classroom experience. Our signature academic program, the La Verne Experience, helps you quickly acclimate to campus life while preparing you to be a force for positive change in the community. And the curriculum is infused with hands-on learning opportunities that will build your resume.

Outside the Classroom

The moment you arrive on campus, you will know that you have found a home. Because a high-quality education goes beyond academics, University of La Verne provides a rich variety of campus activities to help you build community while nurturing your ambition and interests to achieve more than you could imagine. Live on campus, make lifelong friends, take on an internship, study abroad, participate in one of our student clubs, or compete on one of our 18 NCAA Division III athletic teams.

Out and About in Southern California

Live and study at the edge of one of the most vibrant metropolises in the world. Our campus is in a tight-knit suburban community nestled in the picturesque foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, just 35 miles from Los Angeles. After class, you can set out to discover the endless options for recreation, culture, and professional development in Southern California – it’s all just a car, bus, or train ride away.

Explore what’s possible at University of La Verne.