Degrees at HPOC University
A metaphysical degree is a sacred journey into the depths of universal wisdom, where ancient spiritual truths meet modern holistic practices. It is a calling for those who seek to heal, transform, and uplift through the profound understanding of health, energy, consciousness, and the unseen forces that shape our reality. At Holistic Professionals of Color University (HPOC U), we honor the spiritual sciences of our ancestors, centering African and Indigenous metaphysical traditions that have been colonized, suppressed, and forgotten.
Our programs go beyond traditional education—they are rites of passage, awakening the healer, guide, and visionary within. What sets HPOC U apart is our commitment to culturally rooted metaphysical knowledge, holistic entrepreneurship, and community empowerment. Each degree awarded through HPOC U comes with the sacred designation of Metaphysical Minister, recognizing the graduate's role as a spiritual leader, healer, and advocate for holistic health which includes the mind, body and, most importantly, SPIRIT. This is more than a credential—it is an anointing to walk in one’s highest calling and serve as a vessel for healing and transformation in the world.
Holistic Professionals of Color University (HPOC U) is a spiritual nonprofit institution, rooted in the metaphysical sciences and ancestral healing traditions. As a spiritual school, the United States Department of Education does not—and will not—accredit spiritual institutions. Instead, we are recognized by industry-specific regulatory accrediting bodies that honor holistic and metaphysical education. But more importantly, we stand on something far greater—our sovereignty, our purpose, and our power.
HPOC U is 100% Black-owned and operated, built out of the undeniable need for representation in holistic healing spaces. For too long, our voices, practices, and ancestral knowledge have been left out of the holistic health narrative. We are no longer asking for a seat at the table. We are building and sustaining our own tables, reclaiming what has always been ours and ensuring that our communities have access to the knowledge, healing, and spiritual empowerment they deserve.