Applicants applying to the Homeopathic Medicine & Health Sciences Program must have their Ontario Secondary School Diploma with the equivalent of OACs in Biology and Chemistry, and at least 2 or 3 years of post secondary education from a college or university. A Bachelor's degree is strongly recommended. You can apply online today. Those students who do not have the above requirements may apply under the "Special Student" status (contact the office for details). Applicants must have a warm and compassionate nature and must possess the need to be a healer in a positive and nurturing manner and to be continuously, personally evolving. Once the Director of Admissions has received all of the required application information, the applying student will be contacted for an interview with the Dean and the Director of Admissions. The personal interview will ascertain whether the program is suited to the interests of each applicant. If the interview is satisfactory the applicant will be offered a seat in the program. The interview is an integral part of the admission process as it will ascertain the character of the applicant, determine their motivation for applying to the program, assess their communication and interpersonal skills as well as allow them to ask any final questions they might have about the College. At OCHM, we encourage an open dialogue between administration and students as we feel it is the only way for each party to grow and develop into an integral part of the Homeopathic community.

Please feel free to book your individual appointment with the Dean's office, we are happy to help you with your application! Call : 416-535-5995 The Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine offers a variety of Programs and Courses in Classical Homeopathy and Health Sciences. The College faculty and staff is dedicated to providing all students with equal opportunities as well a safe and respectful environment to learn and enjoy all aspects of student life at the college. Our intent is to meet the student’s individual educational needs without compromising program standards all the while maintaining the confidentiality of each student. OCHM will abide by the principle of the Ontario Human Rights Code within the standards and ethics governing the College.