I want to find a traditional university where I can major in Metaphysics. I'm just unsure if it even exists.
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Yes...the Ivy League consortium like Harvard and Yale offer undergraduate specilization in the Philosophy Majors the concentration in Metaphysics...look at elite schools
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Sure there is! I finished my Bachelor's with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Although you may not want to get an aeronautics degree, they can still offer you classes esp. math and physics classes. They have an online program where you can complete much of your degree online.
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I have no idea. Check out Flinders University in South Australia. I go there but I dont know what exactly they offer. Sorry if this link is useless to you, but hey, its worth a shot i suppose!
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University of Ottawa with a degree in Philosophy.
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You can try Mid America Baptist Theological Seminary.  The web site is http://www.mabts.edu.  I am pursuing my Master of Divinity degree online in the seminary too.
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I would regard online universities as the absolute last resort for someone seeking higher education.\n\nThe quality of education these programs offer is minimal - there is simply no substitute for the kind of dynamic interactions and discussions that commonly occur in face-to-face college courses. Also, the quality of educator is significantly less at online universities - the best faculty choose to teach at real colleges and universities. Both the pay and work environments are far superior to online universities. So, for great classes from great instructors, go to a real college or university.\n\nAlso, because of the minimal training they offer, employers and graduate institutions place little value in degrees earned from online programs. Many of these programs lack even basic accreditation for the degree programs they offer.\n\nBottom line - you will receive little if any personal or professional benefit from online universities relative to what you could have received from a real college or university.
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http://www.studyoverseas.com/universitiesuk.htm
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I suggest seriously looking into Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic. Its in South Carolina.\n\nAmong everything else, it still focuses on the philosophy of chiropractic... and that's essential to understanding the ideas behind it as well as how to get the most for your patients!\n\nSchools like Palmer have lost a lot of the philosophy side and go a lot on just their name at the moment, so I wouldn't recommend it.\n\nAlso.. pay no attention to the above answer... anyone who calls it chiropracty obviously has no idea what they're talking about!
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Not sure how you would get it online but you are best off phoning them and giving them the relevant info. Short of that you would have to email the universitys Dean ( I think they call them that ). Basically the person in charge of the universitys faculty or whatever. I still stick to my original suggestion with the calling the unversity.
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University of North Texas, maybe? I attend as a Physics major, but I know they're pretty big on music...
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I would suggest that you look into the study of religion, which is sometimes called "Religious Studies," or "Comparative Religion," or "History of Religions."   Hundreds of colleges and universities in the US have these majors.\n\nReligiously affiliated colleges and universities will have majors in Theology, which is the study of Christianity in particular, however, these institutions will teach Christian history and doctrine from their own particular perspectives (Catholic, or Lutheran, or Seventh-Day Adventist, or whatever).\n\nUnless you wish to remain within a particular Christian denominational perspective during your study, I strongly suggest that you attend a non-religiously affiliated college or university (public or private does not matter) where you must study religion from a non-denominational perspective.   At non-religiously affiliated institutions, you will also have many opportunities (and sometimes even requirements) to study religions other than Christianity.   I advocate this because I am an historian of religions myself, and one of the founders of this discipline, Max Muller, is famous for saying that "he who knows only one, knows none."  By this he meant that in order to study religion well, one must become knowledgeable about more than just one religious tradition.\n\nSome of the most prestigious programs in religious studies in the US are:\n\nUniversity of Chicago\nUniversity of California at Santa Barbara\nSyracuse University\nPrinceton University\nHarvard University\nYale University\nFlorida State University\nUniversity of Missouri at Columbia\nBoston University\nDuke University\nUniversity of North Carolina, Greenville\nMiami University in Ohio\nColumbia University\nArizona State University\nKansas State University\nVanderbilt University\nUniversity of Toronto\n\nAll of the above institutions also offer graduate programs in religious studies.  There are hundreds more undergraduate-only institutions with outstanding programs in religion, including Vassar, Barnard, Franklin and Marshall, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Carleton, Macalester, Stanford, and I could go on and on.\n\nIf you are seeking a religiously affiliated institution, two of the best Catholic ones are Notre Dame and Boston College.  I could go on and on through Lutheran colleges, Methodist colleges, etc., but I think I'll stop here.   Post another question if you need more info. \n\nBest wishes!
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It is NOT accredited. Go to a real school.
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The university you haver in mind is good. Check this under google.com
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Cryptozoology is pseudoscience. It is no different to psychism, UFO-ology, ESP-ism or studying fairies.\n\nSo no, of course no schools offer cryptozoology as major, or even as single subject. You wouldn't expect schools to offer UFOlogy as major would you?\n\nIf you want to go out and look for undiscovered creatures then  simply major in zoology, which is a legitimate science. Cryptozoology is purely for fruit loops.
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Somehow I rather doubt you will get what you are looking for on this site. Try looking up sources for higher education in whatever that place is, and narrow it down from there.
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I know that BYU is a very good university to go to, you could also try BYU-idaho, That's where i go, and it's a very good college. They will help you to keep your standards and be surrounded be member all the time. The professors are very nice and helpful. If you end up going to Idaho, send me an e-mail, so i can get to know you better. If you want more information on Idaho, send me an e-mail with your questions.
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Ok.\nOnline there are various university courses, and you can check Unif. of Phoenix online.\n\nCheck out all universities near you....a college is 4 year degree, a University has master's+ programs.\n\nBest of luck.