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Study at Loma Linda University
Loma Linda University, also referred to as LLU, was established in the year 1905. Originally, the university was known as the College of Medical Evangelists. It offers its students over 100 degrees and certificate programs. The academic progarms offered are in the fields of nursing, public health, science, and technology among others. LLU has several academic divisions under it, including:
The students of Loma Linda University have access to a number of clubs and organizations including the Association of Latin American Students, Students for International Mission Service, Table Tennis Club, Alpha Omega Alpha, and Sigma Theta Tau International. Loma Linda University is in a large suburb, in Loma Linda, CA. The school has a Seventh Day Adventists religious affiliation. Loma Linda University is classified as a private, not-for-profit college. Students at the school earn degrees up to the Doctoral degree. Course TopicsThere are more programs of study at Loma Linda University than you'll find at most colleges of similar size. The most common major fields study at the school include medicine, nursing and emergency medicine, therapy and counseling, and medical adminstration. Loma Linda University SelectivityLoma Linda University does not admit all applicants. FacultyOne indicator of school quality is the number of students per professor, and here the school does well in comparison to most schools. Some professors at Loma Linda University are awarded tenure, allowing the school to retain good faculty members. Student EnrollmentThe school, in 2007, had 4,022 students (3,460 full-time equivalent). Loma Linda University Programs and Degrees
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