Through GO! trips, students can serve alongside more than 90 alumni who are long-term missionaries in 40 different countries.
Six Residence Halls on campus, each with distinct traditions, as well as canyon homes for student housing on-campus or bordering the campus.
We have over 20 clubs and student societies for shared interests, fun, and academic and career advancement.
We have 10 intramural sports tournaments open to all students, occasionally hosting inter-collegiate intramurals as well.
We have 3,200 students enrolled across all of TMU's programs, with 1,200 undergraduates living on campus.
TMU not only compels students to achieve academic and professional excellence, but we also develop wisdom, establish convictions, and produce leaders in every student.
Since arriving at Master’s, she’s grown in her love for the local church. She’s seen what it looks like to enjoy vibrant personal study of God’s Word. And, she’s developed an interest in the classical liberal arts, going so far as to add the program as a second major.
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He was initially drawn to Master’s for its culture and commitment to biblical principles. “First and foremost, I love the emphasis on the gospel and on Jesus Christ,” he said. “The love for people and the love for others is reflected throughout the campus.”
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Due to generous donors who support the University, the Bible department was able to gift me with the Pastor-Teacher Scholarship this year.
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Resident Assistant (RA) of Dixon Hall, Danielle actively involved herself in campus life and in the lives of her fellow students.
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Enoria Lee grew up in China. While she always hoped to study at a conservatory during her college years, she never thought she would attend a small university in Santa Clarita, California.
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She sometimes scans through a pleasant bank of TMU memories: She’s had great mentors, she’s made lifelong friends, she’s grown in her desire for God’s Word, and she’s been an NAIA All-American.
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Since arriving at Master’s, she’s grown in her love for the local church. She’s seen what it looks like to enjoy vibrant personal study of God’s Word. And, she’s developed an interest in the classical liberal arts, going so far as to add the program as a second major.
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He was initially drawn to Master’s for its culture and commitment to biblical principles. “First and foremost, I love the emphasis on the gospel and on Jesus Christ,” he said. “The love for people and the love for others is reflected throughout the campus.”
Read More
Due to generous donors who support the University, the Bible department was able to gift me with the Pastor-Teacher Scholarship this year.
Read More
Resident Assistant (RA) of Dixon Hall, Danielle actively involved herself in campus life and in the lives of her fellow students.
Read More
Enoria Lee grew up in China. While she always hoped to study at a conservatory during her college years, she never thought she would attend a small university in Santa Clarita, California.
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She sometimes scans through a pleasant bank of TMU memories: She’s had great mentors, she’s made lifelong friends, she’s grown in her desire for God’s Word, and she’s been an NAIA All-American.
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Did you know that TMU was ranked a Top 2 “Most Inspirational Schools Nationwide” by WSJ, and Top 3 “Colleges with the Best Student Life in California” by Niche? Located only miles from beaches, mountains, the desert, and Los Angeles, and also ranked among California’s safest cities, Santa Clarita may just be the perfect place for a young Christian to attend school.
17 men’s and women’s teams that exist to train God glorifiers (Is. 43:7; 1 Cor. 10:31), gospel ambassadors (Mt. 28:18-20; 1 Cor. 9:23; 2 Cor. 5:14-21) and kingdom influencers (Mt. 25:14-30).
“The kingdom of heaven is like a treasure hidden in the field, which a man found and hid again; and from joy over it he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.”
Matthew 13:44 @legacystandardbible
Last week during chapel, Dr. Paul Twiss, Professor at ...@mastersseminary and pastor at Bethany Bible Church, preached on the parable of the hidden treasure in Matthew 13, exhorting TMU students to consider what they value.
Chapel is a vital part of The Master’s University, complementing a student’s academic and spiritual experience, and providing the campus community with a dynamic worship experience. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, students, faculty, and staff gather for a time centered on the expositional preaching of Scripture. Speakers include pastors, missionaries, faculty members, Christian leaders, and students.
Along with chapel, TMU students get to experience student life, academics, athletics, and preparation for professional excellence – all uncompromisingly committed to Christ and to the sufficiency, inerrancy, and authority of Scripture.
Visit http://masters.edu to browse 150+ programs and learn more about an education For Christ and Scripture.
The decisions we make about higher education are far from neutral. Everything that we do is to be done under the Lordship of Christ, and the choice of where to go for college isn’t an exception. Read Dr. Chou’s article for more: ...https://www.masters.edu/master_tmu_news/the-absolute-urgency-of-christian-higher-education/
Our admissions team hosts regular prospective student events throughout each semester. Last Monday, we hosted our Monday at Master’s one-day experience. This event gives students considering college a taste of life at TMU, including campus tours, class and chapel attendance, and a panel ...discussion from current students.
Join us for our next preview day, View the U, October 24-25th. To learn more, visit masters.edu/mondays.
This summer, The Master’s University’s President Dr. Abner Chou preached over 25 times at various events, churches, and conferences. Dr. Chou is grateful to serve the church and people of God through biblically faithful exposition of the Word of God.
To listen to some of these sermons,... visit masters.edu/chou.
“Our commitment to Christ and Scripture is not just a slogan but the unyielding conviction of our campus.” - Dr. Abner Chou, President of The Master’s University & Seminary.
The Master’s University was highlighted as the #1 U.S. school for character development in an article ...published by the Wall Street Journal last week. Dr. Chou attributes this recognition “to Scripture alone,” and its power to “transform a person all the way to his soul to live a life beyond one’s self for the sake of the gospel.”
At The Master’s University, we strive to glorify Christ and uphold Scripture as the supreme authority in all we do: academics, student life, athletics, and most importantly, our spiritual growth.
Read more at masters.edu/character-wsj-1 .
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ.” Ephesians 1:3 LSB
Last week during chapel, Russel Moir, Campus Pastor and Vice President of Student Life at The Master’s University, kicked off... this year’s theme of Ephesians by teaching on the spiritual blessings God has given us in Christ.
Chapel is a vital part of The Master’s University, complementing a student’s academic and spiritual experience, and providing the campus community with a dynamic worship experience. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, students, faculty, and staff gather for a time centered on the expositional preaching of Scripture. Speakers include pastors, missionaries, faculty members, Christian leaders, and students.
Along with chapel, TMU students get to experience student life, academics, athletics, and preparation for professional excellence – all uncompromisingly committed to Christ and to the sufficiency, inerrancy, and authority of Scripture.
Visit masters.edu to browse 150+ programs and learn more about an education For Christ and Scripture.
