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Student Resources: APU Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources Supports All Students

November 25, 2025

APU’s Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources (ADR) supports undergraduate, graduate, and professional students from any of APU’s campuses by providing long or short term accommodations regarding physical, emotional, or academic challenges.

ADR staff members tabling to spread awareness about the ADR.

Love Is in the House

November 24, 2025 | Business, Honors College, Parents

One of the Four Cornerstones upon which Azusa Pacific is built is Community, and perhaps no student embodies that Cornerstone better than Luke Rockney ’27, a business management and Honors humanities double major.

Luke Rockney smiles in front of the Wynn Ampitheater.

Why You Should Visit College Campuses

November 13, 2025 | Parents

Visiting a college allows students and their families to get a first hand glimpse of what the next four years may look like for them.

Three students talk in front of Trinity Hall

Preparing Your Child for College: 4 Benefits of Internships

November 13, 2025 | Parents

The benefits of internships for your high school and early college student go beyond having a padded résumé or checking off a box on a college to-do list.

A student looks into a microscope while supervised

Get Ahead by Taking College Courses in High School

November 13, 2025 | Parents

Can’t wait to get started on your college degree? You’re in luck! As a high school student, there are several ways to take college courses before earning your diploma.

A group of students work on a project together

How to Prepare for College in Your Sophomore Year of High School

November 13, 2025

Now that you’re in your sophomore year of high school, you’ve likely started to think more about your plans for college. Preparing early is a great decision; it’s never too soon to think about your future!

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APU Graduate Psychology Students Earn Clinical Experience While Serving in Kenya

November 13, 2025 | Behavioral Sciences

In 2009, Joy Bustrum, PsyD, and Charles Chege, PsyD, started a study away program for students to learn about global psychology in their home country, Kenya. Over the past 14 years, Bustrum and Chege have witnessed students’ transformative experiences on the trip.

Part of the team stands together in Kenya

APU’s Master’s in Applied Statistics and Data Science Program Facilitates Workforce Connections and Preparedness

November 12, 2025 | Humanities and Sciences

APU’s Master’s in Applied Statistics and Data Science (ASDS) program and its faculty have notable connections within the workforce that allow students to enter into the field before they graduate.

Rebecca Burtea and Soeun Kim stand together at graduation

APU Faculty Develop Students Academically, Spiritually, and Emotionally

November 07, 2025 | Parents

Azusa Pacific University’s faculty take time to intentionally invest in and mentor their students. Faculty prioritize students’ well being and make sure that they are growing not just academically, but spiritually and emotionally as well.

A professor gives guidance to a student on her project

Student Resources: Spiritual Life Serves as the Heart of APU’s Christ-Centered Community

November 04, 2025 | Parents

At the center of faith on campus is Spiritual Life, a group of staff and students who are committed to walking alongside the entire APU community and opening opportunities for faith to be an integral part of students’ undergraduate experience.

Students worshiping at chapel