From MBA to Impact: Strengthening Leadership in K–12 Education
This program has prepared me not only to grow professionally but to contribute meaningfully to the success of local school districts.
Author: Jordan Soliz
When the Plan Changes: Finding Purpose Beyond the Game
From athletics to leadership roles, Ryan reflects on his time at FPU and how it has made him into who he is today.
Why an RN to BSN Degree Matters: Elevating Nursing Practice in a Changing Healthcare Landscape
The RN to BSN pathway represents more than an academic achievement; it is a professional investment.
Author: Sabrina Orique
Becoming Whole: The Power of Faith-Integrated Education
Provost Alison Noble, Ph.D., explains how blending faith and academics helps shape students into well-rounded individuals.
Are You Seeing or Experiencing? An Invitation to Wilderness
Being awestruck in wonder is a blessing; if you live in California, it is an accessible blessing when compared to my travels across Asia—topographically, culturally and systemically.
Author: David Samuel
Is a Business Administration Degree Worth It? Career Paths, Skills and Emphasis Options at ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ
A Business Administration degree remains one of the most versatile and in-demand options for students looking to build practical skills and advance their careers.
Author: Sharon Starcher
FPU Partners with F3 to Launch Ag Leadership Certificate
Central Valley residents can now pursue leadership development in agriculture through a brand-new Ag Leadership Certificate offered at ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ.
Author: Michael Hammond
Calling & Career Conversations
Whether you’re beginning college, halfway through or about to graduate, all of us ponder similar questions around the topic of calling and career: How do I find my calling?
Author: Maddie Saephan
Chit n’ Chat with FPU Admissions Counselor Christian Tenney On the Road
My name is Christian Tenney, and this is Chit n’ Chat: On the Road Edition.
What’s Next for You? Discover Graduate Programs at FPU
You’ve gained skills. You’ve got experience. You’ve worked hard to get where you are. Now the question is: what’s next?
Author: Christian Tenney
