Overview of Biola University
Biola University is a private Christian university founded in 1908. We offer 145 academic programs, ranging from the B.A. to the Ph.D., through six schools. All are regionally and professionally accredited and based on evangelical Christianity.

Biola is recognized as a National University (ranked by US News & World Report)- one of 229 out of the 3,300 institutions of higher learning in the United States that are called the "major leagues" of higher education. Biola is the only school among the 100 members of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities and the only Evangelical Christian University to hold such a distinction.

Many Biola students express their faith through work in off-campus Christian service. Each year, our students and faculty involve themselves in nearly 200,000 hours of community service. Whether leading a Bible study in a nearby church or evangelizing on the streets of inner cities, the Biola community is active in living and sharing their faith!

Biola University's Six Schools
• Talbot School of Theology - Since 1952
• Rosemead School of Psychology - Since 1981
• School of Arts and Sciences - Since 1981
• School of Intercultural Studies - Since 1983
• School of Business - Since 1993
• School of Professional Studies - Since 1994