of computer information systems and architecture. In 1982, Computer Information Systems was added as a major, followed in 1984 by Architecture. In 1987, the Weekend College program for working adults was established with the aid of grants from The Fletcher Jones Foundation and The William Randolph Hearst Foundation. In September 1985, the university announced their plans to relocate their campus in the next year after purchasing the site of the former Villa Cabrini Academy. Woodbury officially moved into the campus in 1987.
=== 1987–present: Move to Burbank and expansion ===
In 1994, the university was organized into three schools: the School of Architecture and Design, the School of Business and Management, and the School of Arts and Sciences, with the School of Architecture and Design being accredited by the National Architecture Accrediting Board. That same year, the majors of psychology, politics & history and liberal arts & business were added to their curriculum. In 1998, the university opened a satellite …
