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1 California 84 Possibilities 1 CALIFORNIA 84 POSSIBILITIES AICCU Institutions Offer: There is a perfect campus Affordable Access community for you! More than 70 percent of AICCU students receive some Plan your visit to an form of financial aid. Our goal is that every qualified student, regardless of income, should be able to enroll! Independent College today! Wide Ranging Majors aiccu.edu/ourcolleges Offering over 200 majors, provides unlimited Visit: for a opportunities to pursue more than one field of study! complete list of independent, nonprofit colleges and universities in California. Diverse Environments Nearly 70% of AICCU undergraduate students are ethnically diverse; fostering a vibrant educational atmosphere! Student Centered Supports The average student to faculty ratio is 11:1! This means you will be in a highly personalized learning environment. Student Success Graduating students faster and prepared for employment. California independent, nonprofit colleges and universities are engaging today’s students for tomorrow’s workforce; offering innovative and personalized learning environments that connect course work to practical experience. INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES MAIN CAMPUSES BY REGION Northern California Los Angeles (continued) Simpson University ........................................................................ Redding Claremont McKenna College ................................................. Claremont William Jessup University ................................................................ Rocklin Columbia College Hollywood ..................................................... Tarzana Harvey Mudd College ............................................................. Claremont San Francisco Bay Area Keck Graduate Institute .......................................................... Claremont Life Pacific University ............................................................ San Dimas California College of the Arts ............................................... San Francisco Los Angeles Pacific University ............................................. San Dimas California Institute of Integral Studies ................................... San Francisco Loyola Marymount University ............................................. Los Angeles Dominican University of California ............................................. San Rafael Marymount California University ....................... Rancho Palos Verdes Golden Gate University ......................................................... San Francisco Master’s University, The ..................................................... Santa Clarita Holy Names University .................................................................... Oakland Mount Saint Mary’s University ........................................... Los Angeles International Technological University .......................................... San Jose Occidental College .............................................................. Los Angeles Menlo College .................................................................................. Atherton Otis College of Art and Design ........................................... Los Angeles Mills College ..................................................................................... Oakland Pacific Oaks College ................................................................ Pasadena Notre Dame de Namur University ................................................... Belmont Pepperdine University ................................................................... Malibu Pacific Union College ........................................................................... Napa Providence Christian College ................................................. Pasadena Palo Alto University ......................................................................... Palo Alto Pitzer College ........................................................................... Claremont Saint Mary’s College of California .................................................... Moraga Pomona College ...................................................................... Claremont Samuel Merritt University ................................................................ Oakland Scripps College ........................................................................ Claremont San Francisco Art Institute .................................................... San Francisco Southern California Institute of Architecture ................... Los Angeles San Francisco Conservatory of Music ................................. San Francisco Southern California University of Health Sciences ................. Whittier Santa Clara University ................................................................ Santa Clara Touro University Worldwide ............................................... Los Alamitos Saybrook University ......................................................................... Oakland University of La Verne ................................................................ La Verne Stanford University ........................................................................ Stanford University of Southern California ....................................... Los Angeles Touro University California .................................................................. Vallejo University of the West ............................................................. Rosemead University of San Francisco .................................................. San Francisco Western University of Health Sciences .................................... Pomona Zaytuna College .............................................................................. Berkeley Whittier College ............................................................................ Whittier Woodbury University .................................................................. Burbank Central Valley Fresno Pacific University ................................................................... Fresno Orange Humphreys University .................................................................... Stockton Brandman University ........................................................................ Irvine University of the Pacific .................................................................. Stockton Chapman University ..................................................................... Orange Concordia University Irvine ............................................................. Irvine Hope International University .................................................... Fullerton Central Coast Laguna College of Art & Design ..................................... Laguna Beach California Lutheran University ......................................... Thousand Oaks Soka University ........................................................................ Aliso Viejo ................................................. Fielding Graduate University Santa Barbara Vanguard University ............................................................. Costa Mesa Thomas Aquinas College .......................................................... Santa Paula Westmont College ................................................................. Santa Barbara Riverside / San Bernardino California Baptist University ..................................................... Riverside Los Angeles La Sierra University .................................................................... Riverside American Jewish University ............................................................... Bel Air Loma Linda University .......................................................... Loma Linda Antioch University Los Angeles ............................................... Los Angeles University of Redlands ............................................................. Redlands ArtCenter ....................................................................................... Pasadena Azusa Pacific University ..................................................................... Azusa San Diego ............................................................................. Biola University La Mirada John Paul the Great Catholic University ............................. Escondido ................................................ California Institute of Technology Pasadena National University ....................................................................... La Jolla ......................................................... California Institute of the Arts Valencia Point Loma Nazarene University ........................................... San Diego ........... Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science Los Angeles San Diego Christian College ...................................................... El Cajon ................. Chicago School of Professional Psychology, The Los Angeles University of Saint Katherine ............................................... San Marcos .................................................. Claremont Graduate University Claremont University of San Diego .......................................................... San Diego 2020-2021 College and Transfer Guides Now Available at aiccu.edu.
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