Q. Can students from other schools borrow from Fuller library?

Yes, students from other schools may borrow select resources through our Interlibrary Loan or Cooperative Borrowing programs.

Interlibrary Loan

The easiest way to borrow Fuller resources is through your school or local public library's Interlibrary Loan program.

With the program, requests are submitted to your school or public library, and the requested resource is shipped directly to it.

eBooks and other electronic resources are not available for Interlibrary Loan. Please contact your local librarian for specific policies. 

Cooperative Borrowing Program

Students may qualify for a Cooperative Borrowing Program library card if they are currently enrolled at a participating consortia member institution. A Cooperative Borrowing Program library card permits entrance to our Pasadena campus library and limited borrowing privileges. Additional privileges vary by consortia membership.

The Fuller Library is part of three consortia: Southern California Theological Library Association (SCATLA), the American Theological Library Association, and the Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium.

Before visiting the Fuller library, please contact your school library for specific policies, including their consortia memberships and qualifications for application to the Fuller Library.