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Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine

Graduate School
Ft Lauderdale, FL
1 review

Atlantic Inst. of Oriental Medicine is a private graduate school in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in the Miami Area. It has a small graduate student body with an enrollment of 99 graduate students. The 1 graduate program at Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine is on-campus only and none are offered online. The most popular graduate school programs at Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine are Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. All of the graduate students at Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine attend full-time.

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Address

100 E Broward Blvd

Ft Lauderdale, FL 33301

Website

atom.edu

Telephone

(954) 763-9840

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Admissions

Application Deadline

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Deadline for International Students

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Admissions Website

atom.edu/admissions/masters-program-admissions

Application Fee

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$500 Graduate Student Scholarship

Masters and Doctoral Programs

Academics

Part-time Classes Available

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Weekend Classes Available

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Evening Classes Available

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Graduate Students

Total Graduate Students

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White
45.3%
Hispanic
29.9%
Asian
10.2%
African American
6.6%
International (Non-Citizen)
5.1%
Pacific Islander
1.5%
Unknown
1.5%
Multiracial
0%
Native American
0%

Tuition & Financial Aid

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Work Study Program Available

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Teaching/Research Fellowship Available

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Financial Aid Website

atom.edu/financial-aid/applying-aid

Campus Resources

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Disability Services

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Childcare Services

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Outcomes

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Employed 2 Years After Graduation

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Overall Niche Grade

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Cost of Living
C
Crime & Safety
NG
Nightlife
A+

Median Household Income

$78,909

National

$55,322

Median Rent

$2,051

National

$949

Median Home Value

$380,296

National

$184,700

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Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine Reviews

1 review

The Institute offered me a path to become a medical provider. The school showed me a different way of how the human body is viewed in Oriental Medicine and how it can be treated using Acupuncture, Cupping, Massage, Chinese Herbal Medicine, and Moxibustion therapy. Using these modalities to help treat patients where western medicine failed to get results. But, at the same time, the school taught me how to communicate with other medical professions and to work alongside to help each patient recover from their illness.