[4] By 1912, the school had moved to an opera house in Los Angeles and had grown to 113 students.

[5] This act served as a catalyst for the creation of many other chiropractic institutions in California, most of which LACC would acquire within the next three decades.

[7] In 1971 this campus received a $3 million renovation following damage sustained in the 1971 San Fernando earthquake.

[7] In 1981, the college moved to its current location in Whittier, California after purchasing a new 38-acre campus on the former site of Lowell High School.

[8] From 1999 to 2000, LACC added a College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and reorganized itself into the Southern California University of Health Sciences to house both programs.

[9] LACC also offers three post-graduate residency programs in chiropractic: Diagnostic Imaging, Sports Medicine, and Primary Spine Care.