We only offer educational programs that prepare students for religious, spiritual, metaphysical, and holistic vocations as ministers, professionals, or lay-persons in the following categories: ministry, pastoral and spiritual counseling, theology, education, administration, teaching, media communications, parapsychology, social work, spiritual, complimentary, holistic healing, intuitive and spiritual development. (Section 246.084(1)(a),(I), Florida Statutes)
UNIVERSITY OF HOLISTIC THEOLOGY degree programs are not designed to meet any particular local, state or national licensing or credentialing laws, or to meet any requirements established by any private independent associations. If seeking a degree for licensing purposes, UHT advises students to inquire with said associations, state, or specific school districts to determine acceptability.
University of Holistic Theology is not a regionally accredited institution. The accreditation process is strictly voluntary in the USA. Theology, like religion, is protected under the first amendment of the United States Constitution. This amendment guarantees the right to practice and teach others. This is the essence of our degree.
As a distance-learning program using the Internet, the postal service and/or other delivery systems, UHT students may use any library at their disposal and study at their own individual pace.
University of Holistic Theology is an Institutional Member of the Florida Distance Learning Association (FDLA) and also holds an affiliate membership with the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA)
The University of Holistic Theology holds Organizational Membership with the American Holistic Health Association (AHHA) in Anaheim, California. To learn more about the AHHA, visit:
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