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SWAC is a great school with incredible professors. The program is certainly top notch, and the clinical experience and opportunites are unsurpassed. As of 2005, SWAC students can practice in 3 different hospitals in NM (1 in ABQ and 2 in Santa Fe). In addition, there are other externships available that focus on women's health, mental health, and pediatrics to name a few. The student clinic is also a fantastic learning enviroment.

Another advantage of SWAC is that it provides a solid TCM education while allowing students to delve into other styles of Oriental medicine. Even most of the TCM instructors have experience with and use other styles of Orietnal medicine, and I have found that they are very open to sharing this knowledge.Lastly, SWAC really has stepped up its Chinese herb program in the past few years. Courses that were electives are now requirements, and they are started teaching herbs earlier in the program. This has been very beneficial to the students, as the herbs take more exposure, time and work to learn. Additionally, all of the Chinese professors highly encourage you to use herbs in the clinic. They are also really good at helping you convince the patients to try the herbs. The herbal pharmacy is complete with loose herbs, granulars, and patent herbs.
Education Quality: A+, University Resource Use: B+
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I've almost graduated from SWAC and would highly recommend to anyone considering attending that they take their western science course work at a major university before attending. One of the downfalls of our school is the lack of adequate instruction in western sciences and the fact that once you've entered the program, you're not allowed to take this coursework elsewhere. I feel that we have a great oriental medical program that is based on much more than just TCM for those that are interested in learning more than just that modality, and for that i am thankful. I do feel, though, that over the years, the school has become more focused on money and less on their students.
Useful Schoolwork: A+, Social Life: C
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Mar 10 2005 4th Year Female -- Class 2005  
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This is a great school. Great educaton. Administration that cares. Knowlegable faculty. Beautiful, professional facilities. I have followed the progression of this school for many years and have been involved with this school in many ways over the years and can honestly say it has only grown better. I am proud to be a graduate of this school.
Starting Job: Licensed Acupuncturist, Preparedness: A, Reputation: A
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