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   Course offering Sequence 2006-2009  
     
 
 Semester Level I   (Internet courses)
Track A Track B
 2006 Spring (mid January-early May)  1.  Functional Anatomy  
 2006 Fall (new admission filled)  2.  Problems and Disorders  1.  Functional Anatomy

 2007 Spring (new admission filled)

  3.  Evaluation  2.  Problems and Disorders
 2007 Fall (new admission filled)  4.  Treatment  3.  Evaluation
 2008 Spring (new admission filled)  1.  Functional anatomy  4.  Treatment
 2008 Fall (new admission open)  2.  Problems and disorders  1.  Functional Anatomy
 2009 Spring (no new admission)  3.  Evaluation  2.  Problems and Disorders
 2009 Fall (no new admission)  4.  Treatment  3.  Evaluation
 2010 Spring (once a year Spring admission begins)  1.  Functional anatomy  4.  Treatment
 
 

  • No summer course will be offered.

  • Students can choose Track A or Track B for Level I, or a combination of both to meet their needs.

  • Class durations: Spring semester= mid January-early May, Fall semester= late August-early December

 

  
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        Level I Certificate (4 Internet courses)   Spring 2006 (full) Fall 2006 (full)
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