Contact:
admissions@naropa.edu

Programs & Degrees Offered:
M.A. - Contemplative Psychotherapy; Somatic Psychology (with concentrations in Dance/Movement Therapy and Body Psychotherapy); Transpersonal Counseling Psychology (with concentrations in Art Therapy, Counseling Psychology, Music Therapy, and Wilderness Therapy); Transpersonal Psychology (online, low-residency program with a concentration in Ecopsychology)

Accreditation:
NCACS

Admission Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
Test:  NA
Other:  Interview / Statement of Interest / Experience (see specific programs for additional requirements)

Cost & Program Information:
$550/hour (2003)
Online Degree Program Available:  Yes
On-Campus/External/Distance Leaning:  Campus, Distance Learning
Public/Private:  Private
Year Established:  1975
Number of Faculty: 100 (core and adjunct)
Thesis:  (Contact Institution)
Admission Deadline:  January 15 (Fall & Summer) / October 15 (Spring)

Enrollment:
Current Enrollment:  407 (Fall 2003)
Part Time/Full Time:  294 (FT) / 113 (PT) (Fall 2003)
Female/Male:  295 (F) / 112 (M) (Fall 2003)
Alumni (1990-2003):  (Contact Institution)

Mission Statement:
The mission of Naropa University is to offer educational programs that cultivate awareness of the present moment through intellectual, artistic and meditative disciplines; to foster a learning community that uncovers wisdom and heart; to cultivate openness and communication, sharpen critical intellect, enhance resourcefulness and develop effective action in all disciplines; to exemplify the principles grounded in Naropa University’s Buddhist educational heritage; to encourage the integration of world wisdom traditions with modern culture; and to be nonsectarian and open to all.