Compassion, integrity, concern for others, interpersonal skills, interest and motivation are all personal qualities that are assessed during the admissions and education processes. The priority deadline for applications to all programs is March 15 for the following fall quarter. However, applications arriving after that date are accepted on a space available basis. Qualified graduate and undergraduate candidates may be interviewed by phone. All applicants are encouraged to visit the university prior to admission.
Transfer credit is evaluated on an individual basis following completion of the application process.
Please refer to the California licensure requirements section for information relating to specific educational prerequisites required for California licensure. The department is continually developing and adding to its special topics and elective course curriculum. These courses are included in the course description section of the catalog. All clinical hours used to meet California licensing requirements must have been completed at sites approved by the California Acupuncture Committee. Students must maintain a minimum 3. 0 grade point average.