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Campus is very welcoming and beautiful. Tons of student housing-make sure to look in the school paper and local real estate offices. Classes held in new buildings with multimedia projectors for professors. Overlap between departments is good- allied health has their own mixers/nights out so students can mingle. You can walk all around campus although most prefer to bike.

This prestigious university is known for its high standards and ability to produce highly trained medical professionals. This is not the case with the orthotic and prosthetic program. Save yourself the time, effort, and money and apply to a different program.

This prestigious university is known for its high standards and ability to produce highly trained medical professionals. This is not the case with the orthotic and prosthetic program. Save yourself the time, effort, and money and apply to a different program.

PROS: Intensive, competitive, and rigorous curricula Accessible faculty members Above national average mean scores on standardized exams Stellar placement into residency programs Cooperative, collaborative atmosphere CONS: Large class size Poor emphasis on research experiences Lack of support to students desiring to attend subspecialty conferences Added requirement of religion courses

Loma Linda is a very supportive place with an emphasis on the spiritual aspect of healing, which I think is so fundamental to the practice/art of medicine.

I thoroughly enjoy me graduate program: MPH in Health Education. I wish that more science was integrated into the program. Otherwise, I am very please with the program and Loma Linda University School of Public Health.