of the oldest neighborhoods of the city. The Doheny campus first played host to the university's Associate in Arts program when it opened in 1962. Forty years later, in 2002, the university began its first doctoral degree, in physical therapy, which joined the other graduate programs now offered at the Doheny campus. In 1992, the university launched its Weekend and Evening College program at the Chalon campus, which primarily focuses on providing working professionals the opportunity to complete their undergraduate degrees within four years by attending classes scheduled on weekends. The Weekend and Evening College program moved to the Doheny campus in 2006, joining a number of courses for the associate and graduate programs offered at Doheny on weekday evenings and on weekends, furthering the idea of accessibility introduced by Weekend and Evening College. Doheny is home to the university's associate, daytime and evening graduate programs, Weekend and Evening College (undergraduate and graduate), and educational credential programs. Demographics The student body is 90 percent female and 10 percent male. In the media Due to its isolated location and beautiful vistas and architecture, a number of movies and television shows have filmed on either the Doheny or Chalon campus of the university. The list includes, but is not limited to: References External links Official website Congregation of the Sisters of Saint Joseph Women's universities and colleges in the United States Universities and colleges in Los Angeles Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities Schools accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Educational institutions established in 1925 Catholic universities and colleges in California Brentwood, Los Angeles University Park, Los Angeles 1925 establishments in California Liberal arts colleges in California Women in California