How it Works
The self-paced track offers the convenience of rolling enrollment, so you can sign up and take classes year-round without having to wait for formal semester start and ends dates. Each course is 16-weeks long but is designed to be completed within 8-weeks. This means that all course documents will be made available on the student’s official start date, and students have the benefit of working at their own pace. General academic terms for academic record keeping are:
Spring Term: January1 – June 30 Fall Term: July 1 – December 31
Self-Paced programs are not eligible for Federal Financial Aid.
Benefits of Self-Paced Learning
Complete your courses when you are able to log on. Self-Paced courses are designed to provide students the freedom to complete their course in 16 weeks, but can be completed as early as 6-8 weeks.
- Asynchronous Learning
- No due dates and deadlines for assignments
- Enroll year round. No registration dates
- Finish your courses at your pace
- No Interest Payment Plans
- Veteran Affairs and Tuition Assistance eligible programs
Self-Paced Programs
- Diploma in Dietary Supplement Science
- 18 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 6
- Tuition per Credit: $318.00
- Diploma in Herbal Sciences
- 18 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 6
- Tuition per Credit: $318.00
- Diploma in Women’s Nutrition
- 18 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 6
- Tuition per Credit: $318.00
- Associate of Science in Integrative Nutrition
- 61 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 45
- Tuition per Credit: $318.00
- Bachelor of Science in Integrative Nutrition
- 120 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 90
- Tuition per Credit: $318.00
- Master of Science in Integrative Nutrition
- 37 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 18
- Tuition per Credit: $450.00
- Doctor of Science in Integrative Healthcare
- 61-62 Credits
- Maximum Transfer Credits: 9
- Tuition per Credit: $540.00
Accreditation & Recognition
What We Believe
Huntington University of Health Sciences believes in an individualized, functional approach to nutrition as an integral component of a balanced and healthy lifestyle. The University’s unique focus combines conventional and holistic nutrition that supports the building blocks to improve the quality of life.
Mission Statement
Huntington University of Health Sciences seeks to educate through the transformative potential of integrative healthcare by empowering students with quality, online programs in nutrition and other health sciences to positively impact lives.
Huntington University of Health Sciences (HUHS) is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). The Distance Education Accrediting Commission is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency. Also, the Distance Education Accrediting Commission is recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). CHEA is a national advocate and institutional voice for academic quality through accreditation, CHEA is a US association of degree-granting colleges and universities and recognizes institutional and programmatic accrediting organizations. CHEA is the only national organization focused exclusively on higher education accreditation.
