Curriculum requires improvement & Update This is a theocentric psychology program that lacked any scholarship on the discipline of psychology. Psyche & Spirituality is a term widely presented by a host of academics. However, not only were their volume of work not included to bolster the foundational concepts but more importantly, not only presented a non-clinician, Leon Masters as the only theoretical base, but failed to cover any of the rich subjects by Jung, Masslo, Breaden, Dispenza.....This lacked depth, the curriculum is dated and fails to present the latest key concepts in the scope of Metaphysical-Spirituality,Psyche/Quantum.

Academic rigor standards are very high University of Sedona is a bright spot in academia that is not mired in politics of the day, just old fashion high standards and academic rigor. You will be pushed to do your very best in your chosen program. If you’re willing to work hard and apply yourself, when you complete your studies a feeling of pride and accomplishment will be yours. Best wishes!

I love this place for not only what… I love this place for not only what they teach, but the true support they give to their students and alumni. I am truly thankful for the people and Dr. Masters.

Professional and supportive The support received from first inquiry, response and help along the way, and kind consideration of work submitted are all appreciated. If you have a dream the team is there to support you. Stretch your wings, come to know your soul, your journey, you can do this. I would say that it has been one of the most challenging and rewarding processes of my life . . . Recent completion of PsyThD.

Excellent Program, Professional Staff Members The Staff Members are professionals who are happy to help the students. The Degree Programs are fair, useful and straightforward. I really liked, that I can learn here without the constraints of any timetable. Now I'm a happy Graduate of the MBA.M Program, and I sincerely recommend this University for anybody who are interested in broadening their own world view.