“We publish these numbers every year for one reason: an institution that asks for your trust should first show its work. The good numbers and the uncomfortable ones — enrollment growth and refund rates alike. This is what accountability looks like when a university means it.”
Dr. Maria Krista Piñol-Solis, MD, RN
Dean of Academic Affairs & Medical Director
The University in numbers
58,598
Students & alumni
+34% year over year
36,273
Credentials on record
all publicly verifiable
43
Countries represented
6 continents
758
Programs of study
across 5 colleges
51
Average graduate age
89% women
96%
Board exam pass rate
within 3 included sittings
4.9/5
Trustpilot rating
3,107 verified reviews
9
International accreditations
CMA · IPHM · CPD + 6
Graduate Outcomes Survey 2026
n = 4,812 graduates, conferred 2024–2025 · conducted by the Office of the Registrar
68%
practicing professionally within 12 months of conferral
$4,100
median monthly practice income at Year 1 (practicing graduates)
81%
run virtual, cash-based practices — no insurance panels, no premises
Self-reported survey data; response rate 41%. Outcomes are not guarantees.
The numbers most institutions don't publish
Per our Policies of Record, calendar year 2026 to date:
2.8%
refund rate — honored within the published 14-day policy, average processing 2.1 days
31
formal grievances filed — 31 acknowledged within 5 business days, 29 resolved, 2 in appeal
4
credentials revoked for misconduct under the Revocation policy
100%
of credentials publicly verifiable by QR in the Register