Since 1927, The Master’s University has had the privilege of training and developing professionals worldwide.
With highly qualified faculty, genuine staff, and an unwavering commitment to Christ and the Word of God, The Master’s University has matured and flourished as a nationally-ranked institution dedicated to educating for a lifetime of influence. With over ten majors, including the new, one-of-a-kind Marketing Media major, 150+ in-demand career paths, a 10:1 student-teacher ratio, and 94% of our students receiving financial aid, Master’s sets each graduate on the way to succeed wherever they’re placed.
The mission of The Master’s University is to empower students for a life of enduring commitment to Christ, biblical fidelity, moral integrity, intellectual growth, and lasting contribution to the Kingdom of God worldwide.
We love helping students transition into life at Master’s, and our homeschool students are no different. At TMU, we seek to build upon the biblical foundation and truth-centered education you have grown to value. With roughly 1/3 of our on-campus population from a homeschool background, we have extensive experience aiding students in the admissions process. If at any point you have questions about your application, please feel free to call our office. Each admissions counselor is ready to assist you and make your admission to the University as simple as possible.
Our admissions counselors are amazing! You want a life-changing TMU education, so we make sure your counselor will be there to guide you through each step. Knowledgeable in all university areas, your counselor will provide you with fast, insightful, and practical help.
The things that make The Master’s University so special can’t be experienced on your computer… you’ve got to see it for yourself! Our beautiful, ranch-style campus nestled in a Southern-California canyon (just 30 miles from Los Angeles) can be experienced in a few ways. You are welcome to schedule a personal tour and visit at your availability, sign up for a group visit with your family and friends, or join us for one of our many visit days. Let us know when you are coming, we’re excited to welcome you.
When the staff of Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary wrote this in 1937, they had already weathered much of the Great Depression. They could not know that World War II and the tumultuous postwar years were still ahead of them. But, they had a passion for biblical inerrancy and sufficiency, and they trusted that God would see them through.
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