An absolutely exciting opportunity in Washington, Iowa, to discover your creative nature and also…read moreexplore the areas of spiritual healing, lifestyle and fitness. After just a few months, the center is offering a diversity of classes and it will only continue to grow.

I had a great experience here. I did one master's in person and the other online. They both had…read moregreat knowledge and I highly recommend MIU if you are into wholistic development. They incorporate natural meditation and self development techniques that help you retain more knowledge. I enjoyed the block schedule and the professors are positive and supportive. The campus has a nice vibe to it and it is quiet and safe. It's a simple place and they just added sports. I definitely recommend.

Due to their (apparently) strict no-tolerance DEI/Wokism standards, procedures, and protocols, I…read morefeel I was treated with unfair prejudice, evidenced all the more in the way they refused to even offer the slightest defense for their reprehensible "shutting-out" of me. My "admissions counselor" very much operated with this DEI/woke prejudice, and as such, I as a straight Caucasian male was treated as sub-human and not worthy of timely communications or reasonable consideration. Case in point: about two weeks before the July 23 deadline to get all transcripts and other requirements in, I let my counselor know i actually could not afford the final transcript mail-in cost, and could you evaluate me so far and tell me whether it looks as though I'll qualify or not, or take me as so, with about 5 of 6 of the clerical requirements in? Nope, sorry, we can't help you, etc. was the answer from my "she/they" counselor (whose surgery in April took precedence over timely communications with me), and when I appealed to a higher office at MIU to complain about this counselor, I was immediately ghosted, my application rejected, no explanation given. No reply from the higher-up on it, just -- close the window on this guy. This is preposterous, and the only reason I can find for this treatment is that I am not a trans/woke/"person of color", etc. So, I fully intend to continue as if my course load was met and classes are in session. I have created my own course load and curriculum. I have already posted a graduate-level art therapy (my degree program) essay on Substack and other social media, and I am moving forward vigorously to fulfill my plans to become an art therapist -- but, I will add to that ongoing endeavor my harsh criticism of this Maharishi-legacy learning institution that promotes unfair racist and sexist practices, and besides that, employs unprofessional faculty and staff who very definitely have an agenda -- to keep non-woke, non-trans, straight, reasonable and natural persons non-matriculated. But, only once they get all your transcripts in first. What a racket! (8/18/25 was the start of the school year I'd prepared for since Mar. 19th, 2025 -- that's five months of my life devoted to orienting myself for this goal, and MIU queerdos will not stop me!)

The girls are friendly here at AHA and are eager to learn. They like to cut your hair like you want…read moreit cut. Instructors are always kind.