I'm thinking about college university education on Exercise, Nutrition, and Healthcare.

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Before I start my first question is if anybody has had education from Kaplan

University and if they felt it is a great program for nutrition and healing.

I want to get a decent paying job so I can afford this education. I was

considering either becoming a doctor or some sort of health/psychology/exercise

specialist. I was hoping to be able to blend in the teachings of Weston A.

Price's, Pottenger's, Hippocrates, Primitive healthy culture's nutritional and

health wisdom. Including the nutritious recipes of Aajonus Vonderplanitz and

Sally Fallon's books. I don't know how far I can go with formal education and

not having to bend my principals from the diet dictocrats of education. I was

curious if there were any classes I would want to take for having the legitimate

right to recommend raw foods, teaching about good bacteria vs. the teachings of

Pasteur, and healing with a holistic approach.

I was also thinking about learning some chiropractic and massage work to aid in

this too. I may instead just refer the individual to a professional I respect.

I am thinking of a professional that specializes in injury/chiropractic/pranic

healing/and massage therapy. I feel posture is important for health and may

refer a client to a professional if they are injured. I may also refer people

to online products; for ex.: like a house water filter that removes chloramines

and flouride from their tap water. I will complete the first round of education

and then maybe delve into other areas later on after I make a far greater level

of income with my current education. I was surprised because right after

signing up online for more information I had gotten a phone call right away.

The individual spent an hour talking to me and said it was normal for him to do

this. He was ready to throw the information at me. He also said other

Universities charge people

just for this part alone while I was not charged. This is what I compiled.

This sounds expensive so I am brainstorming some ideas to be able to afford it.

I can publish some books on my current knowledge, start with cheaper education

and become a fireman, train hard and become an ultimate fighter. Something. I

want to become an ultimate fighter to prove my concepts will not only produce an

anomaly of athletic performance, but to make a buttload of money to further my

education. I like the idea of ultimate fighter because I already have an

intuitive and experiential knowledge of mixed martial arts and optimum training

protocols.

$353 a credit $63,540

180 requirements

elective classes 59

nutrition science

health and wellness

nutritional biochemistry (optional)

nutrition for special populations (optional)

nutrition across the human life cycle (optional)

Food Safety and Microbiology (optional)

core requirements 33

communications

mathematics

arts and humanities

physical science

social science

major requirements 88

academic strategies for the healthcare professional

scientific foundations of exercise and fitness

vitamins, herbs, and nutritional supplements

complimentary and alternative medicine

models for health and wellness

contemporary diet and nutrition

principals of nutrition

current trends in exercise and fitness: aging well across the lifespan

stress: critical issues in management and prevention

creating wellness: psychological and spiritual aspects of healing

59 open electives

10-11 classes for major requirements

I will be interactive with the following individuals.

Jeff Peetz, Academic Advisors, Tutors, Financial Aid officers, Professor

I will constantly communicate with the tutors and the professor over e-mail and

through their online message board forums. 100% online.

Kaplan University, Regionally Accredited University 68 years

75 ground campuses all over usa

#1 online university

You can get a bachelor's degree within 3-5 years depending on your focus and

drive. (or was it associates? I don't know all of this college terminology

stuff, it's all new to me.)

$70 to enroll

$100 per term for maintenance of online perks

Anything and everything you have to offer to this discussion is highly welcome.

I don't know where to start, and I don't know where to finish. My head is way

over me.

Dan Holt