Azusa Pacific University

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About Azusa Pacific University

APU is member of the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities, dedicated to excellence in higher education. APU offered over 100 programs on campus as well as available in online based, and at seven regional centers across Southern California.

At Azusa Pacific University, faculty is ready to provide student guidance and advice as well as offer scholarship to each of their students, helps student in creating an awesome learning experiences. Professors include a service-learning component in many of their courses, whereby the surrounding community becomes the classroom

Campus information

Libraries

Azusa Pacific’s libraries include the William V. Marshburn Memorial Library, the Hugh and Hazel Darling Library, the Theological Library in the Duke Academic Complex, and six regional center libraries.

The university network provides access to more than 100 electronic databases, including more than 12,000 full-text periodical titles, as well as all of the data available on Web. The Azusa campus libraries are open at convenient times, with special hours set for final exam weeks, vacation breaks, and holidays.

All Access Program

Azusa Pacific is one of the limited colleges and universities that have wireless facilities. This program allows students, faculty, and staff access to the Internet and the APU intranet within 300 feet of any university building. As a part of this program, all freshmen are offered the option of leasing a wireless-ready laptop upon admission.

Located at the base of the San Gabriel mountains in the city of Azusa, APU provides a secure small-town atmosphere where students live within walking distance of restaurants, entertainment venues, churches, shopping, and much more. Additionally, students are within a 45-minute drive of downtown Los Angeles and other exciting locations such as Hollywood, the Getty Art Museum, L.A. Music Center, baseball and basketball stadiums, amusement parks (e.g., Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm), the mountains, and numerous beaches.

Accommodation

Campus housing consists of living areas that are “on campus” and managed by the university specifically to provide students a community aligned with the mission and purpose of APU. These areas include both residence halls and apartments.

Residence Halls

Adams Hall
Adams Hall is a three-story residence hall for women, housing primarily first-year students.

Engstrom Hall
Opened in 1994, Engstrom Hall is a four-story residence hall for men and women living on single-gender floors that houses primarily first-year students.

Smith Hall
Smith Hall is a two-story residence hall for men, housing primarily first-year students.

Trinity Hall
Trinity Hall is a five-story residence hall for men and women living on single-gender wings that houses primarily first-year students.