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Paying, Accredited and Other Information.

• As of July 2008 all email courses are $690 + s/h in US Dollars.
• Here are a few words about outside independent recognition of this university. William Cullen Bryant University (Registry number UNIV 003025) has full recognition by the Micronational Professional Registry (MPR). Other quality universities that are Micronational Professional Registry registered to name just a few are the University of Phoenix UNIV 003003, the University at Albany (SUNY) UNIV 003004, the University of California at Berkeley UNIV 00300 and Columbia University UNIV 003017.
• Outside accrediting through 5WAA Accredited Institution. See links.
• SPECIAL NOTE: Anyone can now call the Hands of Change Association if it is necessary. The T-Mobile number is (520) 313-0826.

We are now offering a new course in Physical Therapy doctorial level. Requirements for admission to the physical therapy program include:

• a baccalaureate degree

• the filing of an ON LINE or written application (including essays and reference letters)

• upon invitation, a personal interview

The curriculum is comprised of 114 credits of academic work, completed over 8 academic sessions, Work proceds at your own speed. However a maximum of 33 months is required and if the student does not finish in less than 33 months he will be removed from the DPT program.

The program begins in any month of the first year and runs continuously, including summers, until graduation in May of the third year.

Coursework includes didactic courses in basic sciences, clinical sciences, physical therapy patient management, social sciences, scientific inquiry, clinical decision science and evidence based practice.

At any point during the course starting on day one until the day of graduation the Director/President with the permission of the Crownwealth Chief Minister with no need of any reason for doing so may graduate a student in this program and award their degrees.

This is normally done with superior students.

Also any student has the right to test out of the full course.

The following are the required classes for the DPT program.

The student stats with PT 301 finishes the class then moves on to each new class until he finishes each class required for graduation. Each class is taken in order as shown below. Only the passing of a final exam is required to begin the next class. A section exam is taken covering that section if passed successfully the student continues to the next section. A Section is considered the same as a Semester.

The Section exam can be taken no more than three times. If the DPT student fails all three times he is removed from the DPT program for one year. After the year is over he may reapply to the DPT program.

Section 1.

PT 301. Human & Clinical Anatomy 5 credits

PT 302. Palpation 1 credit

PT 303. Histology, Embryology & Tissue Biomechanics 3 credits

PT 304. Human Development 2 credits

PT 305. Physical Therapist Interventions I 3 credits

PT 306. Practice Management/Health Service Delivery 2 credits

PT 307. Movement Sciences I/ Biomechanics 3 credits

Total 19 credits

Section 2.

PT 311. Neuroscience 4 credits

PT 312. Pathology 3 credits

PT 313. Physical Therapist Interventions II 4 credits

PT 314. Integumentary Practice Management 2 credits

PT 315. Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Practice Management 3 credits

PT 316. Clinical Examination, Evaluation, Diagnosis & Prognosis 3 credits

PT 317. Evidence-based Practice I 3 credits

Total 22 credits

Section 3.

PT-321. Movement Science II/ Motor Control 2 credits

PT-322. Arthrological & Pathological Movement Science I 3 credits

PT-323. Diagnostic Imaging 3 credits

PT-324. Musculoskeletal Practice Management I 4 credits

PT-325. Medical Practice Management 3 credits

PT-326. Physical Therapist Interventions III 3 credits

PT-327. Patient/Client Management I 2 credits

Total 20 credits

Section 4.

PT-402. Arthrological and Pathological Movement Science II 3 credits

PT-403. Musculoskeletal Practice Management II 4 credits

PT-404. Neurological Practice Management I 5 credits

PT-405. Evidence-Based Practice II 3 credits

PT-406. Patient/Client Management II 2 credits

Total 17 credits

Section 5.

PT-411. Psychosocial Aspects of Care 2 credits

PT-412. Neurological Practice Management II 5 credits

PT-413. Educational Theory and Practice 2 credits

PT-414. Administration I 3 credits

PT-415. Patient/Client Management III 2 credits

Total 13 credits

Section 6.

PT-501. Clinical Pharmacology and Nutrition 2 credits

PT-502. Administration II 3 credits

PT-503. Primary Care Practice 3 credits

PT-504. Practice Elective I 3 credits

PT-505. Practice Elective II 3 credits

Total 14 credits

Section 7.

PT-507. Professional Practice Development & Evaluation 3 credits

PT-508. Evidence-Based Practice III 3 credits

PT-509. Health Promotion & Injury Prevention 3 credits

Total 9 credits

***END***DPT***

New Course Leading to a Combined Degree Set of 1. Bachelor of Legal Studies (BSLS). 2. Master of Laws (LL.M.). 3. Doctor of International Criminal Law (DICL) (equal to Doctor of Juridical Science, J.S.D.).

This course exists to train persons to enter the profession of International Criminal Law and Advocacy for the worlds poor and needy. To prepare that person to argue cases before the International Criminal Court as lead counsel or as an assistant counsel or paralegal.

Further to be available to persons in need of an alternative to the traditional attorney-at-law or lawyer in accordance with Article 55 (2)(c) of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court 1 July 2002.

With this accredited degree you will be able to work in the profession of international criminal law.

The fee amount for your course is $690 total, includes a combined degree, transcript, all study materials and an Apostille from the Arizona Secretary of State’s office. At the

Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court

Text of the Rome Statute circulated as document A/CONF.183/9 of 17 July 1998 and corrected by process-verbaux of 10 November 1998, 12 July 1999, 30 November 1999, 8 May 2000, 17 January 2001 and 16 January 2002. The Statute entered into force on 1 July 2002.

Article 55

Rights of persons during an investigation

1. In respect of an investigation under this Statute, a person:

(a) Shall not be compelled to incriminate himself or herself or to confess guilt;

(b) Shall not be subjected to any form of coercion, duress or threat, to torture or to any other form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment;

(c) Shall, if questioned in a language other than a language the person fully understands and speaks, have, free of any cost, the assistance of a competent interpreter and such translations as are necessary to meet the requirements of fairness; and

(d) Shall not be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention, and shall not be deprived of his or her liberty except on such grounds and in accordance with such procedures as are established in this Statute.

2. Where there are grounds to believe that a person has committed a crime within the jurisdiction of the Court and that person is about to be questioned either by the Prosecutor, or by national authorities pursuant to a request made under Part 9, that person shall also have the following rights of which he or she shall be informed prior to being questioned:

(a) To be informed, prior to being questioned, that there are grounds to believe that he or she has committed a crime within the jurisdiction of the Court;

(b) To remain silent, without such silence being a consideration in the determination of guilt or innocence;

(c) To have legal assistance of the person's choosing, or, if the person does not have legal assistance, to have legal assistance assigned to him or her, in any case where the interests of justice so require, and without payment by the person in any such case if the person does not have sufficient means to pay for it; and

(d) To be questioned in the presence of counsel unless the person has voluntarily waived his or her right to counsel.

Rules of Procedure and Evidence

Adopted by the Assembly of States Parties First session New York, 3-10 September 2002 Official Records ICC-ASP/1/3

Rule 22

Appointment and qualifications of Counsel for the defence.

1. A counsel for the defence shall have established competence in international or criminal law and procedure, as well as the necessary relevant experience, whether as judge, prosecutor, advocate or in other similar capacity, in criminal proceedings. A counsel for the defence shall have an excellent knowledge of and be fluent in at least one of the working languages of the Court. Counsel for the defence may be assisted by other persons, including professors of law, with relevant expertise.

2. Counsel for the defence engaged by a person exercising his or her right under the Statute to retain legal counsel of his or her choosing shall file a power of attorney with the Registrar at the earliest opportunity.

3. In the performance of their duties, Counsel for the defence shall be subject to the Statute, the Rules, the Regulations, the Code of Professional Conduct for Counsel adopted in accordance with rule 8 and any other document adopted by the Court that may be relevant to the performance of their duties.

Your course covers the full reading material and documents offered by the International Criminal Court and other material s may be assigned by your instructor(s).

Class name

1. Rome Statute

2. Rules of Procedure and Evidence

3. Elements of Crimes

4. Regulations of the Court

5. Amendment 1 (French version only)

6. Amendment 2

7. Notification and history of the amendments

8. Staff Regulations

9. Financial Regulations and Rules

10. Amendments to the Financial Regulations and Rules

11. Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the ICC

12. Negotiated Relationship Agreement between the International Criminal Court and the United Nations

13. Staff rules of the International Criminal Court

14. Code of Professional Conduct for counsel

15. Regulations of the Trust Fund for Victims

16. Regulations of the Registry

17. Agreement between the International Criminal Court and the International Committee of the Red Cross on Visits to Persons deprived of Liberty Pursuant to the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court

18. Agreement between the International Criminal Court and the European Union on Cooperation and Assistance

19. Memorandum of Understanding regarding Administrative Arrangements between the International Criminal Court and the Special Court for Sierra Leone

20. Agreement between the International Criminal Court and the Federal Government of Austria on the enforcement of sentences of the International Criminal Court

21. Agreement between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the International Criminal Court on the enforcement of sentences imposed by the International Criminal Court

22. Memorandum of Understanding between the International Criminal Court and the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization

At any point during the course starting on day one until the day of graduation the Director/President with the permission of the Crownwealth Chief Minister with no need of any reason for doing so may graduate a student in this program and award their degree.

This is normally done with superior students.

Also any student has the right to test out of the full course.

END OF LAW COURSE INFORMATION.

NEW DEGREE and COURSE:

How do you become a Licensed Clinical-Midwife?

Bachelor or Master of Science in Clinical-Midwifery Course.

TRANSCRIPT CLASSES:

CMC 512 Health Assessment for Advanced Clinical-Midwifery Practice

CMC 513 Pharmacology for Advanced Clinical-Midwifery Practice

CMC 514 Advanced Reproductive Dynamics

Bachelor or Master of Science in Clinical-Midwifery Core A Courses

CMC 611 Primary Care for Women

CMC 612 Theoretical Basis for Health Promotion, Risk Reduction and Health Planning

CMC 613 Health Care Policies, Organization, and Finance

CMC 614 Genetics Application to Advanced Practice Clinical-Midwifery

CMC 615 Research and Statistics for Evidence Based Practice

Clinical-Midwifery Courses Specialty Courses

CMC 711 Conceptual Frameworks for Clinical-Midwifery Practice

CMC 712 Pharmacology for Clinical-Midwifery/Women’s Health

CMC 713 Clinical-Midwifery I

CMC 714 Clinical-Midwifery II

CMC 715 Clinical-Midwifery III

CMC 716 Clinical-Midwifery IV

Prerequisites BS program:

18 years old or older at time of expected graduation.

High school Diploma or Ged. May be supplemented by proper DD-214.

Prerequisites MS program:

21 years old at enrollment.

High school or Ged. May be supplemented by proper DD-214.

BS Degree.

END OF COURSE INFORMATION.

COURSE IN POLITICAL SCIENCE :

BACHELOR (MASTER) OF ARTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE or POLITICAL SCIENCE EDUCATION

END OF COURSE INFORMATION.

We offer a Bachelor of Health Science (BHS), with specialty in Epidemiology.

Master of Health Science (MHS), with specialty in Epidemiology or

Doctor of Science, with specialty in Epidemiology (ScD), the fee is $690 + s/h.

NOTE: We do offer State Notarization and Certification Services with an Apostille from the State of Arizona. Fee is $50. We answer to applicable laws of the USA and the State of Arizona. (Check Links for the URL of the Arizona Corporation Commission bottom of this page).

All courses is open to everyone in those countries we serve.

If you do not have your high school diploma or GEd we will offer to you the GEd short Form exam for an additional $150.

Full Course Will Be emailed to you within 48 hours of your returning to us your application and payment.

NEW COURSE:

PHYSICS/NATURAL PHILOSOPHY

High School or GED. We will accept your DD-214 showing an Honorable or General under Honorable Conditions discharge in lieu of high school or GED.

By completing this course you may request your degree NOT be in Physics and instead request your degree be awarded in one of the following areas.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY

ADVANCED HUMANITIES

PHYSICS THEORY

END OF THIS COURSE INFORMATION.

NEW COURSE:

Human Service Management & Job Search Analyst Practitioner:

The level of BS, MS or PhD depends on your past level of training and experience.

This course is your Master Plan for Getting Your Next Job or helping a Client to get one and being paid to do so. It can also qualify you for a job with the State Job Service Dept.

At the end of your course studies contact your Instructor for the examination. If you pass this examination of your knowledge of this course you will be awarded your degree at whatever level was allowed to you when you enrolled.

All course material is included in your course. You have three months to finish the course studies and take the exam. This is more than enough time to finish.

Prerequisites:

Minimum of 17 years old at the time of enrollment.

High School or GED. We will accept your DD-214 showing an Honorable or General under Honorable Conditions discharge in lieu of high school or GED.

By completing this course you may request your degree NOT be in Human Service Management & Job Search Analyst Practitioner and instead request your degree be awarded in one of the following areas.

ADVANCED HUMANITIES

HUMAN RELATIONS

COUNSELING

COMMUNICATION

EDUCATION

FACTOLOGY COUNSELING

END OF THIS COURSE INFORMATION.

FACTOLOGY COUNSELING COURSE:

After graduation from this course along with your accredited degree and transcript you will receive a “FACTOLOGY COUNSELING CLINIC, Perpetual Clinical License of Authorization”. This gives you the right to open a clinic, counsel the public and charge for your services and there are thousands of our Alumni doing just that all around the world.

There is no requirement to be a member of our association in order to take this course or any other course offered by this association.

Further if after switching you request, for whatever reason, that there be no mention of Religion associated with your graduation and documents you give up the right to a Clinic License. This is because the Clinic License is awarded by and associated with the Official Church of the United Royal Kingdom. To be issued the Clinic License there must be added to your Transcript "Concentration: Factology (Ecclesiastical Counseling)" and your request would make this impossible.

By completing this course you may request your degree NOT be in Counseling and instead request your degree be awarded in one of the following areas.

SOCIOLOGY

HISTORY

ADVANCED HUMANITIES

HUMAN RELATIONS

You must declare your request for a change of major before beginning your course because we would need to change your material somewhat to allow the other major.

Earn your accredited degree in Factology Counseling.

Prerequisites:

17 years old at time of enrollment.

High school or GED minimum. We will accept your DD-214 showing an Honorable or General under Honorable Conditions discharge in lieu of high school or GED.

Length of course:

Between three months to one year. The more time you put into it the faster you graduate.

Class Number/Title

PSY 109 Intro to Factology Counseling

RSD 118 General Religion Studies

PSY 201 Counseling

COU 228 Counseling Emergencies

CJD 345 Criminal Justice

ECO 385 Economics in the USA

HIS 387 US History

COU 254 Counseling Theory

MUS 459 Music and Counseling

SOC 378 Sociology of the Family

SOC 401 Counseling and Racial and Ethnic Relations

SOC 463 Social Stratification of God or of Man?

Note:

The actual material to be studied is not part of a class plan. All material studied is given in your course manual. By completing the material in your manual and passing the exams of this course the above classes are awarded and added to your transcript.

You must earn at least a 2.0 or better for each exam to pass the course.

To Enroll:

1. Pay Fee then after graduating from this course you need to pay shipping for the degree and transcript.

2. Fill out and return application.

3. Email a copy of your high school or GED transcript, proof of age and place of birth.

Full Course Will Be emailed to you within 48 hours of your returning to us your application.

END OF COURSE INFORMATION.

COURSE IN HYPNOTHERAPY:

This course is presented by William Cullen Bryant University and its College of Psychology, Department of Health Psychology.

By completing this course you may request your degree NOT be in Hypnotherapy and instead request your degree be awarded in one of the following areas.

THERAPEUTIC HYPNOSIS

HUMAN RELATIONS

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

COUNSELING

You must declare your request for a change of major before graduating course. Complete Course in Hypnotherapy and Mind Therapy (Therapeutic Hypnosis), Accredited, Doctorate in a few weeks, earn 6 figures. Clinic License included.

Prerequisites BSc:

18 years old at time of enrollment.

High school or GED minimum.

Length of course:

Between six weeks and three months, the more time you put into it the faster you graduate.

If after starting your course you switch for whatever reason to the Faith Based Program you will be awarded a Doctor of Clinical Hypnotherapy (DCH) instead of the PhD. This is because the accumulative written work of the course is accepted all together as your required 15-unit dissertation. No dissertation is required for a DCH.

Further if after switching you request, for whatever reason, that there be no mention of Religion associated with your graduation and documents you give up the right to a Clinic License. This is because the Clinic License is awarded by and associated with the Official Church of the United Royal Kingdom. To be issued the Clinic License there must be added to your Transcript "Concentration: Hypnotherapy (Ecclesiastical Counseling)" and your request would make this impossible.

By graduating from this course the following classes will be awarded and show on your transcript (classes may be substituted for others at the discretion of the Board of Directors):

Freshman Level:

HYPT 107 Introductions to Hypnotherapy

HYPT 129 Mind Therapies

HYPT 135 Therapeutic Hypnosis

HYPT 171 Leadership

HYPT 181 Communicatory Psychologies

HYPT 191 Physical Psychologies

Sophomore Level:

HYPT 298 Introductions to Hypnosis

HYPT 211 The Power of Suggestion

HYPT 223 Induction Methods (An act that sets in motion some course of events)

LAWC 283 Laws and Regulations of the Industry

HYPT 297 The Business of Hypnosis I

LIBS 231 Theater Art

Junior Level:

PSYC 301 Neuro Associative Conditioning (NAC)

HYPT 334 Hypnotherapy And Psychotherapy

PSYC 375 Advanced Psychotherapy

PSYC 388 Stress Management And Motivational Training

HYPT 387 Applied Hypnotherapy And Psychotherapy

LIBS 389 Alternative Medicines

Senior Level:

HYPT 422 Oriental Mind Therapy (OMT)

HYPT 432 The Business of Hypnosis II

HYPT 435 Past Life Regression and Forensic Investigative Hypnosis

HYPT 439 Complete Mind Therapy (CMT)

Graduate Level or Doctorate Level:

HYPT 542 Animal Hypnosis

HYPT 552 Pseudo Hypnosis

PSYC 562 Positive Reinforcement

PSYC 572 Affirmations, Self-Scripts, Visualizations

END OF COURSE INFORMATION.

COURSE IN CONTEMPLATIVE PSYCHOLOGY:

Your spouse may take the same course for $(email us) extra.

By completing this course you may request your degree NOT be in Contemplative Psychology and instead request your degree be awarded in one of the following areas.

COMMUNICATION

EDUCATION

THEOLOGY

FACTOLOGY COUNSELING

CONFUCIANISM

EASTERN RELIGION

COMPARATIVE RELIGION

PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINE

PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY

Course: PhD degree in Contemplative Psychology.

This course has two parents: the 2,500-year-old wisdom tradition of Buddhism and the clinical traditions of Western Factology and Psychology. From Buddhism comes the practice of mindfulness/awareness meditation, together with a highly sophisticated understanding of the functioning of the mind. Out of Western psychology did come what is known as "psychotherapy."

The root teaching of the Contemplative Psychotherapy program is the notion of "glorious sanity." This means that we all have within us a natural dignity and wisdom.

Our staple nature is characterized by lucidity, receptiveness and compassionateness. This wisdom may be temporarily hid, but nonetheless, it is there and may be educated. Practitioners of contemplative psychotherapy become expert at discerning sanity within even the most bewildered and distorted states of mind and are trained to nurture this sanity in them and in their clients.

The cost for this course is $690.

We have had several take this new course and tell us they loved it.

At any point during the course starting on day one until the day of graduation the Director/President with the permission of the Crownwealth Chief Minister with no need of any reason for doing so may graduate a student in this program and award their degrees.

This is normally done with superior students.

Also any student has the right to test out of the full course.

END OF COURSE INFORMATION.

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