text: Athens, Greece La Verne extended to a campus in Athens in 1975, mainly for the children of US military personnel. By the time of the sudden closure of the Athens campus in 2004, the campus operated as a franchise, sending back  per graduating student to the main university in California. Students and faculty were given 48 hours' notice of the closure prior to the start of classes. Stephen C. Morgan, president of La Verne at the time, justified the closure on financial grounds. The Athens campus had by 2004 gained a reputation as "one of the best private, English-language institutions in Greece".
  Enrollment and admissions
  The University of La Verne does not require the SAT or ACT for first-time freshmen students applying for admission. For those providing scores in 2021, the average SAT was score was between 960-1150 and an average ACT score was between 17-23.
  According to U.S. News & World Report, the acceptance rate for the University of La Verne was 73% for 2022.
  Academics
  La Verne Online offers select programs through online coursework and some programs offer student choice on whether to take a class on campus or online.
  Colleges
  The University of La Verne has five colleges:
  The College of Arts and Sciences
  The LaFetra College of Education
  The College of Business and Public Management
  The College of Law
  The College of Health and Community Well-Being