Campus Services
There are a variety of campus services available to assist you in adjusting to and thriving at Biola. Employment, exercise, food, disability services, support for commuters - whatever your area of interest or need, we're here to help.
Career Center
Applying for a job or an internship can be challenging, but Career Services can help you improve your interview skills, resumé, and lead you to current openings. Get more information on Career Services.
Commuter Life
Commuter Life serves the undergraduate commuter population through assessing student needs, developing "commuter friendly" programs and services, managing the Collegium (a home-away-from-home for commuters), and supporting and collaborating with the AS Commuter Senators.Get more information on Commuter Life.
Dining
Central to the community on campus are the Cafeteria, Eagle's Nest, and Common Grounds. These three locations provide more than just a variety of quality food options, they also give students a place to connect. Get more information on campus dining.
Disability Services
Disability Services works to assist students with physical / medical, psychological, and learning disorders. If properly documented, accommodations can be made on the basis of disability. Disability Services also offers tutoring for interested students (through the Learning Center). Get more information on Disability Services.
Facilities
Interested in swimming, playing tennis, or working out? Wondering what that new building is going to be? Biola continues to modify its campus with the aim of improving student service.
Student Employment
There are two types of student employment - on-and-off-campus - and we're ready to help you with either type. If you would like to work at Biola, Human Resources can assist you. If you want to work off campus, Career Services is your source. Get more information on student employment.
"I have grown to love the Biola campus. With each day here, new intricacies are discovered, old places rediscovered. I love the smells of the library basement, the glow of the second floor, and the general activity on the mid-level. I love the quiet of the prayer chapel, the expanse of Calvary Chapel. The elementary smell of the old campus and the scent of new in my dorm. The grasses smell like they have, and the turf feels like it has. The cafe smells like meats, baked goods, cologne, bleach, life, the outdoors, steel, breathing, the orient, europe, backyard barbeques, and the like. It is the best place to see people and to socialize. The fields are for playing, are for resting, are for reading. Various arborous walkways shade the times between classes. Chlorine follows those fresh out of the pool, and the air about the fountain is redolent of moisture. There are a myraid of places to read and do schoolwork outside of one's room. And I find them.."
– Andy, English
