We are pleased you are interested in the curriculum of The Metaphysical Institute of Higher Learning. Our full Program is 2 years consisting of 6 semesters of instruction and facilitation in Metaphysics. Since they build upon one another, the 6 semesters (programs) must be completed in proper sequence, beginning with the Personal Development Program. Continuing with the Quantum Healing and Mediumship & Psychic Sensitivity Programs, and ending with the 3-part Doctoral Program of three semesters. Certain credentials are granted along the way. And a Doctor of Metaphysics Degree (D.M.) is awarded upon completion of the full 2-year program. This website describes all the courses of each of program and gives a general overview.

You have three options for taking courses:
1) Online Courses (via this website)
2) Correspondence Courses (via "snail-mail")
3) On-site Courses (in person, live classes)

Options may be MIXED. Thus, all students have access to all materials for all course-options. This means online students may also order (download) the hard-copy correspondence materials, or sit in at the on-site classes. Correspondence students may access the online courses and sit in at on-site classes. And on-site students may access online /correspondence materials. The materials are the same for all options.

All online and correspondence students will be working closely with a Facilitator, assigned to them.

Tuition is the same for all three Course-Options: $1,333. per Semester- Program. The grand total cost for the full 2-year program is $8,898. This includes tuition, registration fees ($150. per semester), and all your text books. All fees must be paid in full upon registration, prior beginning of classes.

You may start your Online or Correspondence Classes at any time of the year. "Real" On-site Classes begin the first week of each January, May & September. Call or email us if you have any questions or would like to make an appointment. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Dr. Arvel A. Chappell, Jr.

Director

1) Manage your time
In order for us to stay on schedule and get accomplished what we have pledged to give you, we need to receive timely response to the material. If you are late, it causes unnecessary delays completing the material.

2) Keep a JOURNAL
Jot down your questions. A final exam will be required. Good notes and your Journal will prove very helpful!

3) Read all assigned material
Participation in the courses and with the Facilitator /Instructor is expected. Communication will be done through telephone, e-mail and regular mail ("snail mail").

4) Your homework must follow format (as given) and be typed or printed legibly.

5) Complete your material on time
Material is dated and subject to revision. If not completed on time it may not qualify as a prerequisite.

6) Complete each semester within 4-5 months
Online and Correspondence Program (semester equivalent) to be completed in 5 months maximum, and not less than 4 months.

For Online Classes:
Telephone and/or Fax (so we can leave messages with you)

Access to a computer (& printer) with access to the Internet

Email address

Knowledge of how to use the Internet /web browser

Textbooks (supplied with enrollment)

 

 

For Correspondence Classes:
Telephone and/or Fax (so we can leave messages with you)

Mailing address

Textbooks (supplied with enrollment)

 

 

For On-site Classes:
Telephone and/or Fax (so we can leave messages with you)

Mailing address

Textbooks (supplied with enrollment)

• You may start your Online or Correspondence Classes at any time during any part of the year. These programs are available continuously.
• On-site classes begin on the:

  First Week of January First Week of May First Week of September They meet every Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm