Loma Linda?

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the campus is only 5 mins from where my parents live and its actually my #1 school of choice. the campus is pretty nice....and basically loma linda is a very small town near other small town...so its more of a slow pace setting...and they are very religious...as their motto is "service is our calling"
 
jdmsamurai said:
the campus is only 5 mins from where my parents live and its actually my #1 school of choice. the campus is pretty nice....and basically loma linda is a very small town near other small town...so its more of a slow pace setting...and they are very religious...as their motto is "service is our calling"
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oh...great...as a Richard Dawkins fan, I'm sure I'll fit right in...
 
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yes, very religious school I hear. I knew a dentist that interviewed there ages ago. They asked him what his religion was, and he is Mormon. He got rejected, but can't say for sure that was the reason why...
 
Seventh day adventist school. About 70-80% of there class is SDA. If your not SDA you have a slim shot at getting in.
 
I don't think the % of SDA students is that high. I'm not SDA and I got in. If you aren't SDA but are still a dedicated student who has a service oriented mind you def have a chance of getting in.
 
Moose25 said:
I don't think the % of SDA students is that high. I'm not SDA and I got in. If you aren't SDA but are still a dedicated student who has a service oriented mind you def have a chance of getting in.
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I agree with this...it's about 40-50% adventist students. Which means that you still got a good shot of getting in.
 
i heard the experience you get with paitients is above par and they have service opportunites while you are in school. my friend went on a mission trip during his first year with the school. if you are a service or desire to go on mission trips, this school would be a right choice.
 
Thanks for the input guys. I've thought about it, and decided not to apply there. As I said earlier in this thread, I'm more of a Dawkins fan, so inevitably at the interview a question of religion would creep in (despite it being wrong), and the only way to get a chance of being accepted would be to lie. Not my style.
 
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