A Guide to Financing a Graduate Degree in Complementary & Alternative Medicine

by Victoria SweeneyJun 27, 2018

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Have you considered earning your degree in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)?

If so, you probably have a lot of questions surrounding what it would mean to pursue this medical degree.

That’s why National University of Health Sciences has created this free, interactive resource—A Guide to Financing a Graduate Degree in Complementary and Alternative Medicine—for students just like you who are considering a degree in complementary and alternative medicine.

This guide will help you answer the following questions:

What is the career outlook for a complementary and alternative practitioner?
What makes CAM so different from conventional, allopathic medicine?
What are the various fields within complementary and alternative medicine?
What does the ROI look like after graduating?
What are some tips for filling out the FAFSA?
And much more!

We invite you to start your journey in earning a graduate degree in complementary and alternative medicine today!

If you’re considering a degree in complementary and alternative medicine, we invite you to explore our digital resource page for some insights and helpful tips on financing your degree!

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