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You might want to look for a school that offers online courses and if you are looking for a degree or a certification in natural health or nutrition. You can get a good education from home and this will make learning easy and more convenient. There are three schools you might find and those are Clayton College of Natural Health, Global College of Natural Medicine and the Natural Healing College. We will look at these schools of natural health reviews.

Clayton College of Natural Health says they are one of the first online programs in this field. But being first certainly does not mean being the greatest and this is true for Clayton. Through the years their reputation has not been the best with employers, so if you are looking to actually find a job you will want to go somewhere else. Their technology is somewhat behind the times because they require students to mail in their tests by way of the postal service and some courses require that a proctor be present. Also, their tuition is very expensive. They charge $127 per credit hour on the undergraduate level.

Global College of Natural Medicine is another school to check out. Regrettably, they too are behind the times with technology. Rather than working their distance learning programs online, in a fast and efficient manner, they mail their tests to the students and they in turn have to mail them back. They too are a bit pricey and charge a lot of money for all the books and study materials that are necessary for their programs.

Another school that has quite a few things going for it is the Natural Healing College. Their technology is up to date. Their programs are all done online and they do not require you to mail in your tests and quizzes but rather they are taken online with immediate results. There also are online tools and resources available for students.

The Natural Healing College helps their students after graduation. They have an internship program that will give the graduates a real life experience which assists them in getting jobs. For the students that are looking for employment they will provide support in a variety of ways to include marketing, consultations, letters of recommendation and contacts within the natural health community.

Getting your diploma will only cost you around $500-1,000 depending on the program you pick and the price varies with the 2010 discount. This is a huge difference in the prices of the other colleges. If you want to save money and have a good education then the Natural Healing College is the school for you.

The classes the Natural Healing Colleges has are high quality and will provide you will a great deal of information that you will need to find a job in natural health or nutrition. Your tuition fee includes all the study materials you will need. These books are a great resource during class and later on in your career.

By and large if you are seeking a great education that will not leave you broke and has current technology that you can take advantage of from home, the Natural Healing College is for you. . Hopefully these short reviews of schools of natural health have helped you see that.

If you are looking for a degree or a diploma in natural health or nutrition, consider looking into schools that offer online courses. This can make things easy and more convenient, allowing you to get a good education from home. Learn more by visiting the Natural Healing College.

Clayton’s College of Natural Health or Bastyr?? debating where to go any information on either is welcomed.Thanks

I know of Bastyr, if you’re talking about the University in Washington (http://www.bastyr.edu/). It looks like Clayton College of Natural Health offers an online education, which is less than optimal given the choice. Hands-on is always better.

I debated on attending Bastyr when deciding whether to become a ND or homeopath. A medical doctor (friend) who also trained as an acupuncturist in China presented me with a simple question: What do you want to do? My answer, thus solution: Homeopathy.

Consider your own goals in helping you decide.

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Some quick points to observe from this table:

-          A full 22.5% of the score comes from subjective opinions of college officials.  This percentage actually came down from last year’s 25%, because of complaints that it gave too much weight to a survey, rather than published data.  Many college presidents and provosts admit that it’s hard to offer a qualified opinion about more than a handful of schools that they’re familiar with.  In fact, there have been published reports in the past that some schools gave themselves (and maybe a handful of others) top scores, while everyone else got average scores.  Is that really reliable?

-          Many of these categories overlap.  For example, class size with student-faculty ratio, or SAT scores with top 10% of the class.  So you have additional variables that don’t really give you any more information.

-          I think it’s sad that we have been conditioned over the past few years to use a benchmark graduation rate of six years, instead of four.  Is graduation in six years really a goal to settle for?

-          Some schools were not ranked at all.  Noteworthy mentions are those colleges that do not use the SAT or ACT test scores in their admissions decisions.  Since the number of SAT-optional schools is increasing, it will be interesting to see how the rankings change over the next few years.

The most important piece of information that you need in your college search isn’t even included in these rankings – how competently can each school provide a top-notch education in the particular field that your student chooses?  Of course, there is no way that any set of general rankings can give you such a customized answer.

And ultimately, that’s my point.  The bottom line for your family is to make sure that you pick schools that will be the best match for your children’s educational needs.  No set of “rankings” or scores will help you with that.  Sometimes they won’t even give you a head start.  They make for nice “water cooler” conversation, but beyond that, proceed with caution.

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