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Jan 17, 2006 09:09

Bastyr University offers an undergrad program for Herbal Sciences.

everything seems to be the laying of stones to create a path, for the laying of stones.

*whimsical dreamy sigh*

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gwyn_hwyfar January 17 2006, 14:11:42 UTC

I believe that my friend ladymoira is planning to go there after she finishes her current course of studies.

moonskrye January 17 2006, 18:04:33 UTC

that is so awesome. the other schools for naturopathic medicine doesn't offer undergraduate curriculums.

Bastyr dixiethorn January 17 2006, 16:59:10 UTC

Sounds like a nice University. ;) I didn't check but do they do online classes, and are they expensive?

Re: Bastyr moonskrye January 17 2006, 18:10:50 UTC

it's a very specialized school hun. it's the only post grad school for naturopathic medicine that offers any undergrad programs. so while they may have a couple of classes that can be taken online--it isn't a school that a person can just do online classes. (not sure if any of the classes are offered online or not.)

tuition is based on which program you are enrolled for:
first year costs
BS Herbal Sciences 45 (Average # of Credits)
$ 15,300 (Tuition & Fees)
$900 (Books & Supplies)
$27,146 (Year Total ---the budget used to determine financial aid eligibility allows for $10,946 in living expenses for a 9-month period)

also, keep in mind that one has to already have a min. of 90 credit hours in the prereqs. for the program. which means that i will have to continue schooling here in lexington after i get my massage certification, before i can even hope to qualify.

Re: Bastyr dixiethorn January 17 2006, 18:33:33 UTC

WOW! But I'm sure the prereq's won't be a problem for you, and by then you'll be fat off the hog with clients, you'll be ready and rearin to go for it. :D

Re: Bastyr moonskrye January 17 2006, 19:22:13 UTC

basically, after i get my liscense then i'll have to enroll (as a freshman) at the local community college and take what classes i can take while i work. the good part is that i'll be gaining the experience that i need as a massage therapist in the process, so that i can eventually get a teaching job as i work towards the next steps.

while i would love to get a BS in herbal sciences, the bigger goal is to get into naturopathic med school. so once i have the prereqs. it will depend a lot on what/where i am able to get a job. i don't know if that made any sense.

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