Thank you for running this school and employing such talented teachers.  I am grateful for the education that I have recieved here and look forward to my future.

You give so much of yourself in the kindness you show and the lives you touch.  That's why you deserve a heartfelt "thank you" and a wish that all the goodness you share comes back to you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything!

I take this opportunity to thank everybody at THSU especially my marvelous professors for their devotion to teach us the best of their experience and knowledge. I always remember them when I diagnose every patient of mine.

This past year, when I visited China for my externship, I had the opportunity to see first hand acupuncture performed in several hospitals.  Further validation of my excellent education was verified as the points chosen by the OMD in that setting were the same or similar points I would have chosen to treat the same problem here in the States.  Understanding TCM concepts is key to success and I feel that Texas Health and Science University gave me a well-rounded education regarding those basic concepts.  I know that my education has just begun.

The intensive clinical experience further allowed me to react quickly and diagnose patients extremely accurately and thus gain excellent results and esteem with my patients and colleagues within the medical community.  The school’s character stems from a foundation of solid course structure. After graduation and through years of practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine, I began to realize the vision and mission of the founders.

Dear President and the professors at THSU, I’m writing to tell you how successful my career in acupuncture has been and how much I thank you and all of the professors and staff who helped in preparing me well for this kind of success. I enjoy my work as an acupuncturist immensely and my clinic retains a high percentage of successful treatments, patient satisfaction, and financial stability.

"When I graduated from THSU, I was confident and well-prepared to treat my patients.  I accepted a position in a thriving, established practice immediately after graduation; the senior acupuncturist, trained in China, was amazed at my skills and knowledge, and initially refused to believe that I had received such a thorough education from an American school.  'They don't teach that in the West,' she would say. I am now treating about fifty patients a week, and thanks to referrals from existing patients, our clinic is booked solid for weeks at a time.