About the College

Fresno Pacific University is the only accredited Christian university in Central Valley. The college provides the community of students the chance to receive a higher education as well as ensure that Christian values are taught along side the curriculum. The school strives to be a college that is centered upon Christ and the His church while being committed to the ideals of God’s Kingdom and to the perspective of the liberal arts in while integrating faith, learning, and action as the main goal. In the same tradition as other Anabaptist-Mennonite and Believers Church the college encourages acceptance of the sovereignty of God, the victory of his kingdom, and the presence of God’s Spirit in the life of the church, ad well as the Lordship of Christ in all aspects of life.

Campuses

Main Campus

Fresno Pacific University at one time was one single building home on Tuolomne Street in the center of downtown Fresno. Today, the college has grown to cover a 40-acre campus with three regional centers.

The main campus is on Chestnut Avenue in Fresno. Offering traditional educational training for traditional undergraduate and graduate students.

Bakersfield Center

Bakersfield Center is home in Bakersfield California. This campus is a direct extension of the main campus and offers accelerated bachelor's degree completion programs, master's degrees, and credentials. All courses are taught in the evening hours.

North Fresno Center

North Fresno Center is located at the Highway 41 and Friant Road in Fresno. The center is a direct extension of the main campus offering accelerated bachelor's degree completion programs and master's degrees. All courses are taught in the evening hours.

Visalia Center

Visalia Center is home in Visalia, California. The center is offering evening course for bachelor degree completion and graduate programs.

Courses

The Fresno Pacific University offers various schools with a wide range of educational opportunities including School of Business, School of Education, School of Humanities, Religion & Social Sciences, and the School of Natural Sciences.