Symptometry

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The American School of Symptometry Symptometry gives professionals who want a new lease on life the opportunity to have first-hand knowledge of root cause therapeutics TM, complement their current services and even start a totally different line of work. PRELIMINARY QUALIFICATIONS Candidates for the Doctor of Symptometry program must have a Bachelor's degree (any field). Candidates for the postgraduate course in advanced symptometric counseling and therapeutics must be professionals who are ready to undergo a major paradigm shift. Candidates for the general symptometrics program must have a high school diploma and years of practical experience in any field. Admission to any of the above courses requires passing the College's entrance examination. AGE REQUIREMENT A candidate's age is of no consequence. Anyone, at any age, will be allowed to study Symptometry. What counts most are: 1. Passing the entrance examination 2. Maintaining A or B in every College examination after admission. DURATION OF TRAINING Doctor of Symptometry 4 years + defense of doctoral thesis Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Symptometric Counseling and Therapeutics 2 years Diploma in General Symptometrics 1 year ACCREDITATION The Board of Symptometry and the Grand Council of Symptometric Therapeutics fully accredited American College of Symptometry. Additionally, in 2012, the State of Illinois and the US Federal Government granted the School a 501(c)3 status as a not-for-profit entity. LICENSE The Board of Symptometry will issue a license to a student who successfully completes all the College courses and passes the licensing examination. A license authorizes a symptometrist to add LS (licensed symptometrist) to h/her name in addition to D. S., or PCS. This will facilitate the establishment of his/her symptometric practice. The conditions for issuing the license will be clearly specified in the License document