I have to commend the faculty of the DHSc program for their commitment to building a challenging and in-depth program.

The coursework is certainly time consuming. It will take approximately 15 hours of study and participation time for each class each week. The support tools like the Writing Center and Library are easily accessed and the staff will gladly help you through the program.

The diversity of professionals in the program leads to high levels of discussion. There are PAs, RNs, DDSs, PhDs, Administrators, CEOs, etc. in the program with me.

Overall, the richness of the student population, the applied research perspective of the curriculum and the amazing faculty make it a wonderful value and investment in your future.

The doctoral program for health sciences is an excellent program. The Arizona School of Health Sciences is student focused and student friendly. The faculty are always willing to answer any questions that student have.

The school has an excellent writing center which students are encouraged to use prior to submitting their assignments. There is also an excellent library PubMed. It has a lot of information which students can access when doing their assignments. If a student can not access an article, the librian has ways to obtain it.

The work is assinged in advanced in order for it to be done and submitted timely. So far I have not had any problems.

I would recommend anyone interested in persuing his or her doctoral studies in health science to go to A.T. Still University.

Respectfully, Doctoral Student in the Health Science Program

I am pleased overall with the program. The most frustrating part was to find two PhDs/MDs to volunteer on my dissertation committee. I have had good experiences with several faculty members. I have not had that great of an experience with the academic coordinator and financial aid personnel...URGH. Overall, the good outweighs the bad so do your research and think carefully. Also, the chair of the health education program is helpful, but she can be a bit tough.

p.s., Do a google search for the degree title and see what it yields "DHEd". You will find it difficulty to determine what graduates are actually doing, but then again, the program is not more than a few years old.

I received my doctorate in health education from AT Still University. Overall I am very happy with the experience that I had there. It took me just under 3 years to complete my degree - dissertation and all. It was frustrating to find professors to review my dissertation, but it is an essential process. I have been able to use my degree by teaching online for other colleges which is what I wanted to be able to do. I found most professors to be very helpful and want you to succeed. I would recommend this program.

I have been in the DHSc. for over a year now and found the professors to be very helpful, insightful and engaging. I can't complain!