Metaphysical Science University Accreditation

Metaphysical Sciences University is a branch of University of Metaphysical Sciences, which is accredited by:

The American Alternative Medical Association (AAMA)

The American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP)

Accreditation was created for schools, colleges and universities in order to create equality between courses. This made it possible for people who are enrolled in one college to transfer their credits (for courses they already took) to another college. The AAMA and the AADP are the only organizations which exist for accrediting a metaphysical field schools like ours. This is a grouping of our peers who also teach metaphysical subjects.

Metaphysical Sciences University is a branch of University of Metaphysical Sciences. Both are a one of a kind school so we do not accept transfers of credits for courses taken in any other school simply because, frankly, no courses compare to ours! No other metaphysical university has created courses as extensive as ours.

Other schools sometimes accept credits from courses taken at Metaphysical Sciences University or University of Metaphysical Sciences, but we always require our students to start at the beginning with our courses because we must make sure that all our students have an equal education to each other.

Accreditation is optional for schools and universities, but we have chosen to be in a grouping of our peers. Even though accreditation costs money and entails consistent inspection of our courses, we feel that the credibility that accreditation brings is so very important. An outside party who approves and has inspected our curriculum, and gives the seal of approval, is invaluable.

Any school you are checking out, make sure it has not accredited itself with it’s own organization that it invented! We know of one that does that! Make sure that any school you attend has been inspected and approved by an outside party.

Title IV Schools

Note: Metaphysical Sciences University is not a Title IV school. That means we cannot accept federal or state loans from the government. We are classified as a religious university, and religious universities do not qualify for Title IV school loans.