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Approvals |
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Breining Institute was first approved to offer
addiction education courses in 1986 by the State of
California Board of Education, and, after a
comprehensive review by the
BPPVE, our most current
institutional approval is from the
State of California
Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE) to
offer
certificate and degree
programs.
BPPE-required statement:
"Approval" means "compliance with state standards as set
forth in the Education Code." Cal. Ed. Code section 94897(l)
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The NAADAC National Certification Commission has approved the
eligibility of the Breining
Institute Masters and Doctorate
degrees as qualifying degrees
for eligibility to take the examination to earn NAADAC's
MAC credential.
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Bachelor of Arts Degree
Program |
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This Bachelors degree program requires the
completion of 180 units.
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If you have already completed 90 Lower Division
units or hold an AA Degree in the healing arts, you
may only need to complete the 90 Upper Division
units
(subject to review and acceptance of transcripts
from other colleges)
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The 180 units may include transferable General
Education courses from other colleges, 45 units of
coursework in the Addiction Studies Certificate
program, and
90 units of Breining Institute Upper Division course
work
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Completion of this degree program
leads to the
Bachelor of Arts in Addictive Disorders
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This program is self-paced, may be completed
entirely through Distance Learning
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If you spend 10 hrs/week on your work, you should be
able to finish the
90 units of Upper Division coursework in about 2
years
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Bachelor of Arts
Degree Upper Division courses (90 units)
2832: Pathology of Addictive Disorders - 5 units
2833: Advanced Personality Development - 5 units
2834: Advance Review of Family Systems - 5 units
2835: Advanced Communications - 5 units
2836: Intervention Process - 5 units
2801: Intervention in the Workplace - 5 units
2806: Workplace Alcohol and Drug Abuse - 5 units
2807: Workplace Psychological Problems - 5 units
2302: Advanced Dual Diagnosis - 10 units
2303: Co-dependency: Diagnosis and Treatment - 10
units
2304: Youth Prevention Specialist - 10 units
2999: Thesis (elective topic) - 20 units
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TEXTBOOKS
This program is based upon research and writing of
papers, and there will be a number of suggested
textbooks. The student should budget for
approximately $250 in textbook costs, although the
actual amount will probably be less.
For examples of papers written to satisfy these
courses, please refer to the articles contained
within the Breining Institute Journal of
Addictive Disorders:
Journal of Addictive Disorders |
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Tuition / Fees |
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90 units of Upper Division courses
$125 / unit
$11,250 Tuition
Application fee $75
California tuition fee (STRF) $30
TOTAL
$11,355
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Get Started |
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1. Send us your Application for Admission. Here is a link to
the Application:
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2.
When we accept you, we will send you an Enrollment
Agreement, which you will sign and return to us.
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We will then send you the Course Material for the first
Course.
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You may work at your own pace, fast or slow. Turn in your
assignment for each course when you complete the work, and
we will send you the Course Material for the next course.
QUESTIONS?
Call us at 916-987-2007 |
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