First National University through its embraced universities and colleges offers Open Enrollment to all who wish to learn natural therapeutics be it homeopathy, naturopathy, alternative medicine, or drugless osteopathy. The University also offers the necessary pre-med courses. Students may remain in open enrollment status until such time as they elect to pursue a degree.
At that time students may petition the University to be accepted into the degree program of their choice, and once accepted courses taken in open enrollment will be applied to their degree program.
The University is transitioning from a "brick and mortar" program to Internet Distance Learning in order to better serve its United States and World-wide student body. Our goal is to offer the best courses available for natural medicine and to aid practitioners of other branches of the healing arts to truly transition as competent practitioners of Naturopathy, Natural Medicine and Alternative Medicine.
As opposed to treating symptoms suppressing problems, we are proud to offer the first several courses in Natural and Alternative Medicine to those interested in truly learning how to heal the sick. As Samuel Hahnemann stated, "the high and only calling of the Physician is to heal the sick, that is to say, to cure."
If you feel that you have the calling to be a healer of your fellow man we invite you to begin your journey by enrolling in our Open Enrollment program.
God bless!
Dr. William von Peters
President
Members of the public should be aware that in the U.S. and Canada there is a difference between drugless Osteopathy and Osteopathic Medicine.
Therefore, at the request of the American Osteopathic Association be it known that:
1. The American Osteopathic Association, 142 East Ontario St., Chicago, IL, (OAO) is the professional and accrediting association for Osteopathic Medicine.
2. Graduates of Osteopathic Medical Schools are degreed as Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, etc., which connotes their status, and are licensed by the various Osteopathic and combined Medical/Osteopathic Boards in the United States.
3. The courses offered from the New Jersey College of Osteopathy, founded 1905, are strictly drugless courses in Osteopathy as post-graduate courses to persons already holding a degree in some branch of the healing arts. Drugless Osteopathy is the original Osteopathy of Dr. Still prior to the later development of allopathic Osteopathic Medicine.
Neither National University (National) nor the New Jersey College of Osteopathy (NJCO) are members of the OAO or accredited by the OAO. Nor does National offer courses in allopathic Osteopathic Medicine.
Pursuance of a degree in Drugless Osteopathy from National is not licensable in the United States, as far as National is aware.
3. Doctors of drugless Osteopathy are generally connoted as Doctor of Osteopathy (drugless) or some similar mechanism to indicate they are not graduates in Osteopathic Medicine nor Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons and should not be regarded by the public as such.
4. Outside the United States and Canada to this day Osteopathy means Drugless Osteopathy and the D.O. title may, or may not, be used with the term Drugless, as there is no licensed Osteopathic Medicine.
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