Four Reasons La Sierra is a Great ADT Destination
Small classes, accessible faculty, and supportive advisers help community college transfer students succeed at La Sierra.
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Small classes, accessible faculty, and supportive advisers help community college transfer students succeed at La Sierra.
Read Moreby Natalie Romero | Academics
From the day you arrive to the day you finish your degree (and beyond), you’ll have trusted allies in the Office of Advising and Career Success. When La Sierra University revamped its undergraduate advising model two years ago, says Rakel Engles, the benefits of the new approach boiled down to two words: “Personal attention.”
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It’s no secret that exercise science and health science degrees are marketable. But you might not...
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“There’s a common misconception that the only viable careers with a social work degree are in government service,” says La Sierra University social work professor Jill Rasmussen. “The actual range of jobs you can get with a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) is much broader than that.”
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“I don’t care a whole lot about being in the spotlight,” says biologist Jesse Grismer. “What I care about is having the freedom to pursue the research I’m really passionate about.”
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“A lot of people put English majors into a box,” says La Sierra University professor Melissa Brotton. “They think the only jobs you can get with an English degree are to become a writer or to become a teacher. They don’t think about all the other potential jobs for English majors that require outstanding communication skills.” According to a survey cited earlier this year in U.S. News & World Report, the actual choice of careers for people with an English degree is extremely broad.
Read Moreby Kelly Swensen | Campus Life
Whether you are dorming or commuting to campus, sorting out your meals might be tricky if you aren’t familiar with the La Sierra campus. Follow this quick insider’s guide to meeting all of your food needs, from snacks to meals on and around campus. You might have to focus on completing your homework, but you won’t have to worry about finding food to fuel your study sessions.
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So you’re almost done with your associate’s degree—that’s a great accomplishment! But what comes next? Many students wonder if it’s worth their time and money to upgrade to a 4-year university degree. Here’s are a few stats to help you decide the right path for your continuing education.
Read MoreVianay Valadez sits down with spiritual life coach Mark Howard to get a better idea of how he serves the student population at La Sierra University.
Read MoreAside from the required weekly chapel attendance, you might be craving more opportunities to worship on campus. Whether you want to serve others or spend some time in nature, you can find a place to worship with our community.
Read Moreby Kelly Swensen | Campus Life
If you are nervous about dorming on campus, or deciding if dorming is right for you, look no further. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should be dorming at La Sierra University this year.
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