To Lead, To Heal, To Serve
Our School of Allied Health Professions trains highly skilled students in more than 50 programs within a faith-based environment.
Our Programs
Stand out among a diverse workforce with an undergraduate, graduate, doctoral or professional certificate in one of our healthcare programs.
Service Learning
Whether it’s volunteering in our local communities or taking an international mission trip, our students embrace the many opportunities to serve.
Meet the Dean
Dr. Craig Jackson has been the dean of our school since 2002. Since then he has played an integral role in creating cutting-edge programs for our students.
Accreditation
Our school is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, meeting the highest standards of quality and effective education.
Contact Us
For more information regarding our campus, programs or admissions process, please call us at 909-558-4599 or email askalliedhealth@llu.edu.
Quick Facts
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Degrees and Certifications
522
Graduates in 2019
16,281
Alumni
37
Countries Represented
Why Choose Us?
Since 1966, we have specialized in various healthcare programs designed to prepare students to work in premier healthcare organizations around the world.
Learn About Our Rich History
Research
Take an active role as a student researcher through various opportunities on campus featuring research advancements.
Research EventsStories That Matter
School of Allied Health
“…to lead, to heal and to serve has become a unifying factor and unifying force for all of our students.”
Student Mission Experience
“Serving has changed my life entirely. I came back so different.”
Academics
Increasing nurse leadership in Seventh-day Adventist institutions around the globe
August 12, 2020
Academics
School of Pharmacy dean appointed to COVID-19 vaccine workgroup
July 30, 2020
Academics
Scholarship program designed to increase diversity of mental health workforce
June 26, 2020