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.

Great Experience! I agree with you. The University's mentors are very good at guiding their students. Mine was very helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend anyone on a spiritual journey and wants to expanded the understanding and seek a career, this University is a great choice. My journey started in early 2000 to September 2021...

White Glove Treatment...Always! In pursuing my Ph.D. I have had occasions to contact the Office at The University of Sedona. I am always given "the white glove" treatment, from the answers I need to cheering me on toward my degree. What a blessing to have this type support on my educational and spiritual path!

The University of Sedona teaches the most important science of all. Metaphysics, the science of mind. Prior to earning a PhD from the University of Sedona, I held a Master's of Education Degree from WSU. I was somewhat skeptical of the University and it's programs prior to enrolling. However, I knew that I had made the correct decision after enrolling. The courses are founded on the actual science of metaphysics. The students learn the truth of life and their being, and I know that there is nothing more important than learning how to control your own life and destiny.

The people there are great! The people there are great! They are very helpful, responsive, friendly, and I feel like they truly want you to excel on your metaphysical path. The courses are very unique in that you won't find them in any other type of textbooks or works by the big "guru" authors out there. They don't go into the teachings of people like Jung or Dispenza etc, because if someone wants to learn those teachings, then they can just get books on those authors on their own. Frankly, the University of Sedona/Metaphysics goes much deeper than that. The learning will be unique to you because this will become a personal journey for you - this was what surprised me most about the teachings. I didn't just read the chapters like you would a textbook, I experienced them, which came natural because that is how they are designed. You can't help but experience them that way unless you are a robot. They set the bar when it comes to metaphysical learning.