KISSED University of Healing Arts & Sciences
KISSED University

How to Apply

The path from interest to your first lesson, step by step.

1. Explore Programs and Offerings

Start with the published catalog. Every program, course, continuing education class and workshop lists its College, format, start conditions, credential outcome and price. If you are unsure where to begin, Find Your Path will match your goal, background and preferred way of learning against what is actually open.

2. Review the Requirements

Each program page states its admissions requirements, its format and whether it includes applied or clinical attendance. Read these before applying so there are no surprises about scheduled requirements.

3. Submit an Application Where One Is Required

Programs are reviewed by the admissions team, so programs begin with a free application. Offerings marked as individually available — most individual courses, continuing education classes and workshops — need no application at all: you register and begin.

4. Admissions Review

The admissions team reviews your application and responds by email to the address on your application. An approved application confirms that you may enroll; it does not by itself create enrollment, payment or course access.

5. Complete Enrollment and Payment

Once approved, you complete enrollment through the University's secure hosted checkout, paying program tuition or — where the program permits it — paying for eligible courses individually.

6. Receive Student Campus Access

Your account becomes a learner account in the Student Campus, where your courses, assignments, grades, transcript and certificates live.

7. Begin Eligible Coursework

Start your first eligible online course straight away. Courses that require an earlier course, or that sit behind a scheduled clinical requirement, open as you progress.

Questions Before You Apply

Send them to the University through KISSED U Concierge. Admissions would rather help you choose the right pathway than have you apply to the wrong one.