WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

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Western University Of Health Sciences

School Overview

The school's main campus is located at the edge of a large city (in Pomona, CA). The maximum program length is more than 4 years. The highest degree offered by the school is the Master's (and professional) degree.

Contacting the School

309 E 2nd St
Pomona, CA 91766-1854
Main Phone: (909) 623-6116
Web Site: www.westernu.edu

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 1,399 (full-time equivalent) students.

Minority enrollment included African-American (3)%, Hispanic (7)%, and Asian (42)%.

Western University Of Health Sciences is a Minority Serving Institution as defined by the Office of Civil Rights.

Degree Levels

Master's Degree
Certificate, Post-Master's
First-Professional Degree

Degree Programs

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Health Care

School Accreditation

Western University Of Health Sciences reports that it is nationally accredited. Accreditation is by an agency recognized by the US Dept. of Education.

Western University Of Health Sciences is accredited regionally by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities (WASCSR).

Special Student Services

Academic Services

Remedial assistance
Distance learning options

Financial Flexibility

Career counseling

Admission Requirements

The school does not admit first-year students

Recommended (but not required):

Years of college-level work prior to admission are recommended.

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