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Non-Degree Coursework

Due to the public's overwhelming demand, select courses are available to non-degree seeking students. Through non-degree status, an individual may enroll for a maximum of four (4) credits per quarter.  A maximum of 12 credits completed as non-degree status may be used for transfer or for fulfilling degree requirements.

Courses available for non-degree enrollment will be taken for a letter grade and require fulfillment of all course requirements.

Non Degree Coursework

Winter and Summer Quarters

PUBH 620 Epidemiology/Public Health (3 credits)
HMEO 730* Homeopathic Materia Medica & Case Taking I (3 credits)
NUTR 620 History of Nutrition & Diet Detoxification (2 credits)
OMND 600 Theory & Fundamentals of Oriental Medicine (3 credits)
PHMD 615 Principles of Hydrotherapy (1 credits)
PHMD 615 Lab A Principles of Hydrotherapy Lab A (.5 credit

*Prerequisite required

Fall and Spring Quarters

NTMD 605 Philosophy & History of Naturopathic Medicine (2 credits)
HMEO 620 Introduction to Homeopathic Medicine (2 credits)
BOTM 610 Introduction to Botanical Medicine (2 credits)

 

 

 

 

 

Please contact the Registrar’s Office directly for up to date course schedules, tuition fees, and other information.

News                Upcoming Events

Naturopath Dr. Holly Lucille

SCNM Alumn Dr. Holly Lucille describes how naturopathic physicians diagnose disease.

  

Treating the Cause of Illness

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2010 ZRT Cup

ZRT Laboratories, Inc. sponsored the ZRT Cup Competition in Portland.

 

Immune Dysfunction Conference

Immune Dysfunction: Its  Role in Lyme Disease, Cancer, Allergy and Beyond.


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Summer Quarter 2010

 

July 13 - Aug 8

Student Recess (didactic courses) / Medical Center Open

Sept. 6

Labor - College/Medical Center Closed

Sept. 23 - 24 

& 27-28

New Student Orientation

Sept. 30

Fall Classes Begin

Summer II Quarter 2010

 

July 15

 Begin Summer II

Sept. 22

 End of Summer II

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