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AdmissionsThe Acupuncture Program at the Swedish Institute was founded in 1996 under the guidance of Jeffrey C. Yuen, Dean for Academic Affairs. The course of study leads to a Bachelor of Professional Studies/Master of Science in Acupuncture degree. Classes are held mostly during evening hours. Applications
Applications for September 2008 are due by July 10, 2008. Curriculum
Students begin clinical training after their second semester, working in the school's Yu Wen Clinic, as well as in offsite clinics such as September Space. They have the opportunity to utilize their knowledge of a variety of acupuncture traditions to treat patients with a wide range of needs. Completing the Program
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The Acupuncture Program enrolls full-time
students every September. Prospective students can
download an 
The Acupuncture Program curriculum is rooted in the
spirit, philosophy and practice of Classical Chinese
Acupuncture. Classical Chinese Acupuncture is a collective
term that pertains to the various
traditions stemming from Taoist roots, governed by
the principles outlined in the ancient texts of Chinese
medicine. The 
Graduates of the Acupuncture Program are eligible to take the
examinations of the National Certification Commission of
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Our Alumni Services
Department is available to them throughout their
professional careers, including an online referral service.
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encourage students to visit the college and come to an