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.

The process is a deliciously saturating… The process is a deliciously saturating experience when pursuing the PsyThD degree. The depth and profound insight Dr. Masters teaches from are worth savoring as slowly and delectably as any fine banquet. The process of asking question, finding answers, and then discovering this has change one’s view and outlook is nothing short of amazing. he provides us the tools by which we change ourselves. I would whole heartedly endorse this program to anyone who ants to make and become the difference in this world. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for (Bono).

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!

Honouring the University of Sedona Several things that I found to be outstanding about the University of Sedona include: 1. It has an excellent academic team that's very supportive really smart on their job...their competence and the way they deliver is top notch! 2. The administration team doesn't leave anything to chance. They are are meticulous and prompt in all that they do. 3. The two team make studying at the University of Sedona a memorable experience filled with practical life lessons that are life changing.

This was the most challenging thing I… This was the most challenging thing I have taken on in my career. To bring 30 years of my work to culmination in my PhD research project and then write my Dissertation about it took me to the mat. My advisor, Rev. Lynda R. Exley, Ph.D, PsyThD stood as my rock to completion. I am beyond thrilled and honored to have graduated from The University of Sedona and thoroughly recommend to anyone in the pursuit of excellence in their academic career.