Admissions
The preferred minimum for both cumulative and cumulative science/math GPA is 2.75.
No. Applicants without a bachelor's degree must complete a specified number of units in social & behavioral sciences; humanities and fine arts; and English composition as a required minimum.
Yes, we review completed applications and accept students on a continual basis from September through July.
While it is not a requirement, it is highly recommended that an applicant obtain paid or volunteer pharmacy experience.
The prerequisites need to be completed by the end of Spring term of the year you plan to enroll.
Yes, we count the grades received for all courses taken at the post-secondary level.
No, we do not require any standardized test.
Yes, all applicants must complete all the prerequisites regardless of degree or major before entrance into our PharmD program.
No, but you must have a plan in place that allows you to complete all prerequisite coursework and entrance requirements by the end of Spring quarter/semester prior to entering our program. Applicants who have done academic work in countries outside of the U.S. must have all prerequisites completed at a two or four-year regionally accredited U.S. institution. The approved academic record evaluation for foreign transcripts will still be required as supplemental material for evaluating the potential for success of that student.
LLUSP accepts transfer students into the PY2 year only. Certain criteria must be met to qualify for transfer to LLUSP. For more information, contact the Admissions Office at [email protected] or call 909-558-1300.
No, although a significant portion of our student body is from California, this is merely a reflection of our overall applicant pool.
Official academic transcripts are required from all colleges and universities you have attended regardless of whether or not it applies to your prerequisite coursework. All transcripts must be submitted directly to PharmCAS.
Yes, since we consider your complete academic performance in evaluating your application, you must inform us of your current and planned course schedules--even courses that are not pharmacy prerequisites. Please e-mail us at [email protected] for schedule changes. You must also notify us immediately if you are not receiving a baccalaureate degree as anticipated.
Application
Yes, we do our primary review of files as they are received and completed. Early applicants have the advantage of having a greater number of interview openings still available. Remember, we have a rolling admissions policy.
We require a minimum of two (2) letters of recommendation.
If you need to withdraw your application, please notify us as soon as possible by sending an email to [email protected] with your intent to withdraw and the reason.
We will review your application you should hear back from our Office of Admissions within a week of submission.
You should email our office at [email protected] of all changes to mailing and email addresses, and phone numbers.
Financial Aid
Get details on the standard cost of attendance at LLU. View PharmD Program Estimates
Yes, we do! LLUSP offers scholarships to students that meet specific criteria. The qualification and application process varies. Visit our Finances Page to learn more.
We know that you and your family have lots of questions on how you will cover your expenses here at Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy. Our financial aid website is designed to provide you with information about the financial aid process and how to make your education affordable. Learn more about Financial Aid.
No, our costs include tuition, fees, books, and supplies.
International Students
Yes, we do consider International Students. All international coursework must be evaluated by World Education Services and is reviewed by LLUSP Admissions on a case-by-case basis.
Yes, international coursework must be evaluated by one of the following companies:
About LLU
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Yes. Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy is owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The mission of the School of Pharmacy is to educate and train pharmacists within a Christian environment so that they can become caring, competent, health care professionals.
Applicants of all faiths are welcome to apply.