Week of Welcome

Check Self Service

Check Self Service for any account STOPS and financial aid documents needed.

Self Service

Call The Office of Financial Aid to check if anything is missing: 661-362-2290

This link will prompt you to log on to Self Service and check for any STOPS on your account. If there are no STOPS listed, you are clear. NOTE: A message stating you are not eligible to register refers to advisor authorization needed. This is a separate issue from a STOP. Contact your advisor or the Registrar’s Office for any course change authorizations.

Complete These Forms

All of the following forms must be completed by new students. Thankfully, our Total Enrollment System prefills and tracks all student forms’ status so they can be completed in just a few moments!

• New Student Photo Upload
• Release of Liability for Events Form
• Activity Release Form
• Fitness Center Release Form
• New Student Health Record Form

Log back into your application portal (where you completed your admissions application) to sign off on these required forms.

Application Portal

Or, enter your TMU People ID (i.e., P000123456, include the “P” followed by 9 digits) below, and click “Next” to have your Total Enrollment forms link sent to your @masters.edu email:

If you have difficulty with any of these options, we can email or text you your custom link. Just contact us anytime at "> and write “Requesting my Total Enrollment Forms Link”.

Register Your Vehicle

Register your on-campus vehicle.

Parking Permits

Please use an accessible address for mail delivery.

Get to Know Our Campus!

Find classroom locations, study areas and event venues.

Biblical Mandates

Developing wisdom. Establishing convictions. Producing leaders.

The Master’s University is committed to developing its students into people who obey God because they are personally accountable to Him and His Word rather than to man and his arbitrary rules. Our policies regarding student conduct are divided into two categories, Biblical Mandates, and University Policies. Biblical Mandates are specific commands from God’s Word which apply to a believer’s life. University Policies are requirements designed by the University administration to facilitate an educational environment that honors the Lord.

As an academic and spiritual community, The Master’s University requires students to adhere to both Biblical Mandates and University Policies during the semester or while they are officially representing the University (missions trips, concerts, sporting events, etc.). This includes Thanksgiving break, Winterim, Easter break, spring break, and post sessions.

The student, under his or her signature on the Application for Admission, agrees to live within the framework of the standards of the University both on and off campus while each semester is in session or while participating in any University-sponsored program. While a student’s convictions may differ somewhat from these standards, their choice to become a part of The Master’s University community implies a commitment to abide by these policies willingly. Students on Christmas or summer break are expected to honor the Lord by living a life submitted to biblical mandates and are encouraged to honor the authority of parents, church leaders, and employers concerning matters of personal preference.

Dorm Fire Code

The following rules are to be observed in the dorm areas in compliance with the Los Angeles County Fire Code:

• There are to be no decorations on the ceilings.
• There must be 12 inches of space between the ceiling and any combustible material placed on the walls.
• For every five feet of continuous combustible decorations, a 12-inch separation needs to be made to help prevent the spread of fire.
• No combustible decorations are to be placed on exit doors.
• Christmas trees are not allowed in rooms, and only in lounges when they are sprayed with flame retardant material.
• Curtains, blinds or drapes must be flame retardant material.
• Unoccupied dorm room doors are not to be propped open.
• Halls and stairwells must be clear of obstructions.
• No extension cords are allowed (surge protectors may be used but not plugged into each other).
• Floor heaters must be UL rated, equipped, and kept away from flammable items.
• Absolutely no open flames of any kind are allowed in individual room or hallways.
• Dorm hallway end doors and wing doors must not be propped open.

Dorm FAQ

What furnishings are provided for each student?

Bed with mattress (extra-long twin), wardrobe, dresser, desk, chair, vertical or mini blinds (drapes, curtains, and other window treatments are not permitted),+ limited amount of nails will be given by Resident Director upon request.

What should I bring?

Bedding (extra-long twin sheets, pillows + blankets), towels, washcloths, shower caddy, shower shoes, alarm clock, hangers, wastebasket, utensils,+ a few dishes (depending on how much snacking you’ll be doing in your dorm)

Additional items to consider bringing:

Small, non-halogen lamps, laundry baskets, detergents, rolls of quarters for laundry, iron, clothes-drying rack, plastic crates or storage bins, plants, posters, decorations (use sticky tack), hot pot and/or coffee maker (u/ listed, no open com. secure lock for bicycle (u-/ocks recommended), refrigerator – 3.6 cubic feet or smaller (7 per room, must be plugged directly into a wall outlet, should be checked by RA)

What should I not bring?

Drapes, curtains or other window treatments, pets other than goldfish or tropical fish (aquarium limited in size to less than 10 gallons with stand; must have an agreement of roommates), microwaves, toasters or hotplates (each hall has a microwave), waterbeds, nails, tacks, adhesive hooks, picture hangers or screws, upholstered furniture (due to fire laws), combustible items such as dried flowers (no lit candles or incense are allowed in residence halls), posters or decorations that encourage or support a violation of The Master’s University Policies (no alcoholic beverages or advertisements permitted)

What laundry facilities are available?

Each dorm has a coin or card-operated machines – a washing machine load will cost $1.50, and a dryer load will cost $1.75. There is a .25 cent convenience fee for each QR code scan.

Are there single rooms available?

No, but we are sure you will enjoy the community in the dorms.

Can I move into my dorm early?

Because of our staff training schedule, we cannot accommodate an early arrival.

Can I live off campus?

Students who live off campus must meet at least one of the following qualifications: living with parents, married, an academic senior, or at least 22 years of age. You must complete an application that will be reviewed by the Deans’ Office to receive approval to live off campus. The Off-Campus Application can be found on the Student Portal.

What if I forgot something?

Don’t worry! The campus is within 3 miles of Walmart + Target.

How do I select my dorm or roommate preferences?

You can select your dorm and roommate preferences during pre-registration using the Registration Dashboard on the Student Portal. If you need to update your preferences, go back to the Registration Dashboard or contact .

When will I find out about my dorm and roommate?

You will receive an email with your dorm and roommate assignment on Friday, August 6. Please be aware that while the Housing Committee considers everyone’s requests, they will be granted based on priority and registration date.

What if I have a vehicle on campus?

If you are driving a vehicle to campus (both as a resident and off-campus student), you must have a valid parking permit. If you have any questions, contact or the Campus Safety Director at 661.362.2687.

Campus Mail

Basic campus mail information.

Mail Center personnel are eager to serve the faculty, staff and students of The Master’s University. Although the Mail Center is not a branch of the U.S. Government, we are still governed by U.S. Postal Service regulations. Therefore, the Mail Center must observe federal requirements in handling and processing the mail. We have also instituted other policies in order to maximize efficiency and provde a high level of service. Visit our website at masters.edu/mail-center.

What is my student address?

All incoming mail and packages for students at The Master’s University should be addressed:

• STUDENT’S NAME:
• TMU #:
• THE MASTER’S UNIVERSITY
• 21726 PLACERITA CANYON ROAD
• SANTA CLARITA, CALIFORNIA 91321-1200

What is my TMU #?

Your TMU # is your mailbox number. Mailbox numbers are emailed during WOW (provided the student has completed the registration process). You may access your mailbox combination, mailbox number, and dorm information on Content Management by clicking on “Mailbox Info” (under the heading “Students”). Your mailbox number is very important. Please notify everyone who will be sending you mail to include your mailbox number on all your mail. Mail received without your mailbox number will be delayed.

What is the best way to ship personal belongings from home?

• We recommend using UPS for your larger packages.
• Please keep packages under 50 lbs for ease in carrying them to the dorms.
• Packages should be corrugated with cushioning around items except for clothing and books.
• Packages should be firmly packed and taped with reinforced packing tape. Do not use rope, twine, masking tape, or duct tape on packages.
• The Master’s University cannot assume responsibility for items stolen or damaged during shipment. Therefore, make sure all of your packages are insured.
• Refer to ups.com for more packaging guidelines.
  If packages are not prepared correctly, UPS will not honor any claims against damage.
• A package slip will be placed in your mailbox when a package arrives. Your package may be picked up at the Campus
• Mail Center as soon as you arrive; however, you may want to wait until you have checked in and have your room key, so you don’t have to carry them around.

Dining

Mustang Grill

The Mustang Grill is a gathering place for the entire community and designed to showcase a wide range of flavorful, delicious offerings for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an all-you-care-to-eat casual dining setting. The Mustang Grill offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner every Monday through Friday. On Saturdays, students can eat brunch and dinner. On Sundays, the Grill offers a continental breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

The Trough
This on-campus bistro features a bevy of grab + go wraps, salads and pastries and a Starbucks-trained barista behind a full­service espresso bar. Flex bucks, cash, debit, and credit are accepted.

Trophy Coffee
Trophy Coffee is the on-campus hub for students, faculty, and community. Serving the highest quality specialty coffee, pastries, teas, and more, it’s the perfect grab-and-go or study spot. Open Monday through Saturday, 7 am-10 pm, and now serving in two locations – Trophy Coffee at Bross Gym and North Oaks Cafe on North Campus. Order ahead at trophycoffee.co/order and get your order, whether it’s in between classes or right after chapel.

Resident student dining plans

• 20 Flex: 20 meals per week + $150 Flex Bucks per semester
• 14 Flex: 14 meals per week + $150 Flex Bucks per semester
• 10 Flex: 10 meals per week + $150 Flex Bucks per semester

The 20, 14, and 10 Dining Plans may also be purchased without Flex. Students sign up for their meal plan when they register. Using your Student ID card, Flex works like a debit card* and is accepted like cash at both the Mustang Grill and The Trough.

Please note that Flex Bucks can be carried over from the fall semester to the spring semester but must be used by the end of the spring semester, or they expire.

At Bon Appetit, food is more than sustenance. Their objective is to bring the highest level of food and service. They have assembled one of their company’s finest and most qualified management teams to accomplish this. Don’t hesitate to contact any of them with your food service questions and concerns. Bon Appetit also welcomes your email comments and suggestions.

Leo Reyes, General Manager

• 661.362.2851
• mastersuniversity.cafebonappetit.com

Student Life

Campus Life

Campus life exists to serve the TMU campus for their joy in Christ. We invest in our campus through intentional communication, purposeful events, and joyful service to, through, and because of our great Savior, Jesus Christ. The campus life team is a student-led extension of the Office of Campus Life. Its purpose is to facilitate events, activities, and traditions to promote community and fellowship with one another.

Chapel

Chapel is the central gathering time for proclaiming God’s Word to our campus community. While primary importance is placed on the teaching of the Scriptures, we complement this through worshiping our God in song. We meet for chapel on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:15 am-10:20 am.

Intramurals

We aim to provide sports tournaments and seasons that connect you to other students, provide a fun, competitive outlet, and create memorable experiences with your fellow Mustangs. Past sports have included basketball, volleyball, spikeball, disc golf, flag football, softball, dodgeball, ultimate frisbee, and soccer.

Global Outreach

The Office of Global Outreach seeks to glorify God by promoting His work worldwide by providing students with a practical awareness of missions and opportunities to minister to the spiritual and physical needs of the world. Service opportunities include Global Outreach (GO!) teams and Engage Day.

Parents & Families

You are a part of the legacy. Stay connected to your student and TMU through resources and events via masters.edu/parents