Loma Linda University School of Allied Health Professions offers basic science courses for students preparing to enter into one of our health-care related programs. These courses are offered on the Loma Linda campus.
Because of space limitations, priority enrollment is given to students who are planning to pursue a degree program at Loma Linda University. Others will be accommodated pending space availability.
Courses are taught by highly qualified LLU faculty with years of experience in preparing students for careers in various health-related professions. Taking introductory courses is a great way to prepare for future courses taught within our health-related degree programs by the same professors.
Course sequences include: Introductory Chemistry, Introductory Physics, Microbiology, and Anatomy and Physiology. These course sequences are accepted prerequisites for allied health, nursing, and public health programs at Loma Linda University. Courses are taught in the evenings for the convenience of working professionals. Courses must be taken in sequence.
Some courses require prerequisites such as high school algebra (Chemistry) or a college-level chemistry course (Microbiology).
Intro Chemistry (PDF)
Introductory Physics (PDF)
Microbiology (PDF)
Anatomy and Physiology Spring/Summer Autumn/Winter (PDFs)
$199.00 tuition per non-block unit x 4 units per course = $796.00 per course/quarter.
The quarterly school registration fee of $475 will be assessed if you are taking over 4 quarter units in one quarter.
If you are using LLU or LLUMC tuition benefits make sure to get the benefits form from HRM before attempting to register.
Lab fees may apply. See program information.
Non-degree students
Once accepted, the student will be given a list of books and supplies needed.
If you have questions regarding these course offerings contact the instructor.
Melody Chambers
Basic Science Education
School of Allied Health Professions
email: mchambers@llu.edu
Phone: (909) 558-4632, extension 49740
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Last Revised: Mon, Feb 26, 2007