Has anyone studied Naturopathy?

[missamy]

I've been interested in this for a while, and since my miscarriage, I've realised that I shouldn't put my life on hold "just in case" I get pregnant.. I need to just do what I want.

That being said, I'd have to wait a year before I started any courses as we are moving interstate (to the Newcastle/Hunter/Lake Macquarie region). I've found a education provider that interests me, but their coordinator is on leave at the moment so I can't speak to her.

The costs for this course are much higher than I anticipated, and I was wondering if anyone else has completed this course and found that you can have it HECS'd (HELP I think it is these days)... I've already completed one degree, of which I am using exactly 0% of... so can i still use HECS?

Your insight would be much appreciated. Thanks!

[Lulu]

It depends on the institution. I don't think you need to speak to the co ordinator to find out if it is an accredited course.

[AngelPunks]

I have HELP with my university with my course (bachelor of health science with a major in naturopathy), i'm lucky there are campuses around australia so when I move next year I'll be able to continue my studies.

You should ring the coordinator to discuss it with them.

[missamy]

Yeah, I'll definitely give her a call on Monday..

So are you loving your course?? Is it interesting, difficult, boring, exciting... ??

I'm excited to do this and i wish i could start tomorrow.

[helle]

I've been interested in this for a while, and since my miscarriage, I've realised that I shouldn't put my life on hold "just in case" I get pregnant.. I need to just do what I want.

We did this, and decided to launch into full swing wedding planning mode...

... and about amonth later we found out I was UTD

GL with your studies!!