Mineola, NY
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New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Student Essentials
| Northeast |
| Large Town Setting |
| Private |
| Not applicable |
| Small (Under 2,000 Undergrad) |
| www.nyctcm.edu |
| No |
| $ 13,666 |
| $ 13,666 |
| 178 |
About NYCTCM
The mission of the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine is to prepare compassionate practitioners who are solidly grounded in the tradition of Chinese medicine, who are able to integrate this tradition within the Western health care system, and who have a spirit of innovation that enables them to adapt a 4000-year-old medicine to 21st-century needs.
NYCTCM has been approved by the New York State Education Department and was granted an absolute charter on November 9, 2001. On April 29, 2003, the Board of Regents authorized NYCTCM to confer the Bachelor of Professional Studies and Master of Science degrees. The professional Masters program in acupuncture and Masters program in Oriental Medicine of the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine are accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM), which is the recognized accrediting agency for the approval of programs preparing acupuncture and Oriental medicine practitioners. NYCTCM is selected as one of the 10 Best Acupuncture Schools in the U.S. by independent website https://www.thebestschools.org.
Massage therapists looking for an authentic educational experience that will prepare them for licensure in the state of New York should consider the New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Mineola, Long Island, New York.
Nearly all of the college’s instructors have been holistic practitioners in China who also have had plenty of clinical experience in the United States. Due to this, you will learn both Eastern and Western medicine, as well as how they complement each other.
Classes are kept small so that you will develop a friendly relationship with your instructor and classmates.
Offering:
- Acupunture (3-year) and/or Oriental Medicine(4-year) Combined Bachelor's/ Master's Degree in Health Sciences
- Chinese Herbology Certificate Program
- Medical Qigong Practitioner Certificate Program
To ensure an enriching college life, the college offers many seminars and workshops in topics like easing migraines that will complement your classroom training. You can also gain real-world experience by performing services in the reduced-rate NYCTCM teaching clinic.
To apply:
- Students must submit three letters of recommendation
- Completion of 60 Credit Hours from College Level Education
- Copies of current medical licenses and a personal statement.
- Application Requirement TOEFL 61
- Official postsecondary transcripts
- GPA no lower than 2.5
Students are encouraged to schedule an interview with an admissions advisor from the school, although this is not required.
Students Receiving Aid: 48%
To help cover the cost of tuition, NYCTCM offers Title IV financial aid to students who demonstrate need and have filed a FAFSA.
NYCTCM Ratings & Reviews
Overall School Rating:
Rated 1 of 5 Stars 2 Reviews
100% of students gave New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine 1 stars overall.
0 reviews 0 reviews 0 reviews 0 reviews 2 reviewsStudent Ratings
Wendy Yu Former Student - Last Attended 2012
Overall RatingThis school is nothing but a bad experience. I would consider this school is a joke. I was mislead by the admissions manager Christina Cao. She told me that this school is ranked the top 10 in USA. I found out that the school is not base on credibility research..
janice smyth
Overall RatingI am currently looking at all the acupuncture schools in the NY area. I called to get some information about the school. I spoke with a woman in admissions and I have to say never have I had such a rude and obnoxious conversation with someone before. The admissions manager gave me wrong information about the program and could not answer some of my questions. To top it off she was yelling at me like a mad woman. I had a few conversations with some of the current students and all of them told me that I should consider looking into other schools especially since I am not Chinese. I was told that since the majority of the staff and students are chinese the school shows favoritism towards them. Along with the fact that in clinic and in class students and teachers talk Chinese with no consideration to other students or patients around them. I was also told that the student/financial advisor is the step daughter of the administrative dean. How can you advise students on a program that you have not gone through?
NYCTCM Map & Location
New York College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
155 First St
Mineola, NY 11501
Getting Around NYCTCM
Walkability
Excellent walkability. You do not need a car for this area.
9/10
Weather
Seasonal average temperatures for Mineola, NY
Winter Dec 45 31 Jan 40 26 Feb 43 28 Spring Mar 50 34 Apr 61 42 May 70 51 Summer Jun 80 61 Jul 85 66 Aug 83 65 Fall Sep 76 58 Oct 65 48 Nov 55 40NYCTCM Students
| 178 |
Ethnic Diversity:
- Latino: 1%
- African American: 5%
- Caucasian: 18%
- Asian: 76%
| 1% |
| 5% |
| 18% |
| 76% |
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