American University of Complementary Medicine

AUCM is a legal degree giving-body and students may be able to practice alternative medicine under strict guidelines within the state of California.[1] However because of not being accredited, an employer may not accept their credentials. Most health insurance plans do not cover alternative medicine. In almost every state in order to even practice the programs mentioned someone must hold an M.D/D.O. or D.C. degree as well as being licensed and bonded by the state.

Degree programs

Associates
  • Associates of Arts in Asian Body Work

Bachelors
  • Bachelors of Arts in Holistic Health

Masters
  • Masters of Science in Nutritional Medicine

Doctoral
  • Doctor of Ayurvedic Medicine
  • Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine
  • Ph.D. in Ayurvedic Medicine
  • Ph.D. in Classical Chinese Medicine
  • Ph.D. in Homeopathy

Campus

There is an actual campus and an actual teaching staff, however most of the staff got their medical degrees outside of the United States and are not allowed to practice medicine in the United States.

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References
  1. Bureau for Private Post-secondary Education: American University of Complementary Medicine school detail
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