Dear Prospective Student:

Dr. Paul Maguire, D.N., CEO

Thank you for your interest in the profession of Naprapathic Medicine and in the doctoral degree program offered at the National College of Naprapathic Medicine.

As you may know, Naprapathic Medicine is a licensed health care profession which treats connective tissue disorders by the use of gentle manipulation (manual medicine), nutritional counseling, and therapeutic modalities. With advances in technology, e.g., the MRI (magnetic resonance imagery), we are now able to validate a substantial amount of connective tissue disorders empirically. Also, this technology is expanding at a very rapid rate. Since naprapaths specialize in connective tissue disorders this has led to an increased acceptance and recognition within the health care community and the public at large. Having the ability to treat Naprapathically, using both manual medicine and nutritional counseling increases your results dramatically when treating connective tissue disorders. As a result there is an ever-increasing demand for qualified licensed Naprapaths. This is a dynamic opportunity for individuals seeking a career as a licensed alternative health care practitioner.

Please view our catalog, which will give you an overview of the profession and the college curriculum. Prerequisites to enter our program are two years of college (60 semester hours) with a GPA of 2.0 on a scale of 4.0. These 60 credit hours must be from an accredited institution and must include a minimum of 6 semester hours in each of the following categories: (1) English, (2) Humanities, (3) Natural and physical sciences, including Biology and Inorganic Chemistry, and (4) Social Sciences. CLEP examinations alone or in combination with college courses are accepted toward these general education prerequisites.

If you would like further information about our academic program please call (773) 282-2686 ext. 12 to make an appointment to talk about your future, sit in on a class, experience a complimentary naprapathic treatment, or to do all three. If you are seriously considering a career as a licensed doctor of the healing arts you owe it to yourself to check us out. Thank you once again for your inquiry and I look forward to talking with you.

Sincerely,

Dr. P. Maguire, Jr., D.N. C.E.O.

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