Clayton College of Natural Health offers programs in traditional naturopathy, natural health, holistic nutrition, and wellness. Our programs can be uniquely tailored to fit individual student goals through the use of elective courses to enhance the learning experience.
Clayton College of Natural Health offers degree programs that lead to bachelor’s and master’s degrees in natural health and holistic nutrition and a doctorate of education degree in holistic health and wellness.
CCNH bachelor’s programs require a total of 120 semester hour credits, which includes 60 hours of general education and 60 hours of core content.
Most new CCNH students have completed prior college work and many have work and professional development experiences that can be used to transfer credit. These will allow you to enter the bachelor’s program at the most advanced point possible.
Students may receive up to 90 hours credit through a combination of courses taken at other colleges and credit awarded for life and work experiences subject to the following:
CCNH recognizes that learning often takes place outside of the classroom. We have designed our life and work program to give you the opportunity to receive college credit based on knowledge and skills acquired through professional and personal life experiences. Up to 30 credit hours of prior learning credit may be awarded to fulfill courses in the general education portion of the undergraduate programs.
To help you assess both formal work experiences and life learning:
Learning takes place in a variety of settings including, but not limited to, the following:
View and download the life and work experience application.
