Control: Private
Carnegie Classification: Research
Institution: 4 Year
Enrollment: 3,000-9,999
2019 Recognition Categories
- Collaborative Governance
- Compensation & Benefits
- Confidence in Senior Leadership
- Facilities, Workspace & Security
- Job Satisfaction
- Professional/Career Development
- Respect and Appreciation
- Supervisor/Department Chair Relationship
- Teaching Environment (Faculty Only)
- Tenure Clarity & Process (Faculty Only)
- Work/Life Balance
What makes your college a great place to work?
Presidential Statement
Biola University is a great place to work because: 1) Our institutional mission is clear and compelling, built on 111 years of transformational education that contributes to the good of the world. 2) Our faculty and staff are deeply committed to our mission, to caring for our students and for working with each other shoulder-to-shoulder with humility and respect. 3) Our vision for the future is unified in the midst of our diversity, centered around doing what is best for our students and focused on our best contribution to education, scholarship and service as a faith-based community empowered by God's truth and grace.
Employee Comment
What is absolutely clear is that Biola's leadership (from president to deans, etc.) is always striving to do better, to correct any past shortcomings (even ones that were before their time), to support and love faculty, staff, and students.
Vital Statistics
- Combined Administration and Exempt Staff: 262
- Fulltime Faculty: 263
- Fulltime Non-Exempt Staff: 392
- Adjunct Count: 173
Staff
- Faculty: $90,168
- Administration: $96,495
- Exempt Professional Staff: $56,682
- Non-exempt Staff: $47,221
Average Annual Salary
- Full-time Faculty: 2
- Full-time Staff (excluding Faculty): 3
Voluntary Turnover Rate
5 Years Recognized
3 Years of Honor Roll