Humphreys University

Stockton, California, United States · Est. 1896 · Private Non-profit

Private nonprofit university in California's Central Valley offering flexible degree programs since 1896.

  • Founded 1896; first institution of higher education in the Central San Joaquin Valley
  • Private nonprofit with campuses in Stockton (main) and Modesto, California
  • ~900 undergraduate students; WASC-accredited
  • Offers associate, bachelor's, master's degrees and Juris Doctor (law)
  • Flexible 11-week quarters; online, virtual, and on-campus formats
  • Affordable tuition at $375 per unit; fourth class free each quarter

Academics

Humphreys University offers undergraduate degrees in accounting, business administration, court reporting, criminal justice, early childhood education, legal studies, and liberal studies (with optional teaching credential). Graduate programs include the Drivon School of Law (Juris Doctor), Master of Arts in Education, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Business Administration, Master of Legal Studies, and Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. The university emphasizes practical, job-ready skills linked to current industry trends through small class sizes and real-world projects.

Campus & Student Life

The main campus in Stockton is located in the North Stockton neighborhood adjacent to Lincoln Center shopping area, with facilities expanded in 2005 and 2011 including undergraduate and law libraries, law school building, and the Carcione Courtroom. A second campus operates in Modesto. The university serves a diverse student population and maintains a smoke-free campus. Facilities include a library and learning center, bookstore, computer services, and career services available to full-time students and recent alumni.

Admissions

Humphreys University accepts applications for undergraduate, graduate, law, and international students, with dual enrollment options available. The university is transfer-friendly, accepting units from all accredited institutions and partnering with California Community Colleges for AA-T students. No minimum 60 semester units required before transfer; fast degree evaluation available.

Accreditation & Outcomes

The university is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) Senior College and University Commission. The Drivon School of Law is approved by the Committee of Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California. The court reporting program is approved by the Court Reporters Board of California, and the teacher credentialing program is approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Career services support graduates in professional development and job placement.

Founded
1896
Type
Private Non-profit
Courses
14
Total intake
Not yet verified
Websitehttp://www.humphreys.edu
HousingNot available
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Quick stats

Courses offered
14
Avg career outcomes
$39.2K
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
No
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources