Chiropractic Programs

Know about Chiropractic Major Programs and Check Schools Offering Chiropractic Programs.

Chiropractic is a major program in the area of Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences. Chiropractic is a program that prepares individuals for the independent professional practice of chiropractic, a health care and healing system based on the application of non-invasive treatments and spinal adjustments to alleviate health problems caused by vertebral misalignments affecting bodily function as derived from the philosophy of Daniel Palmer. Includes instruction in the basic medical sciences, chiropractic theory and science, postural and spinal analysis, diagnostic radiology and ultrasound, adjustment technique, patient counseling, professional standards and ethics, and practice management.

Major Programs/Concentration in Chiropractic

In United States, 17 schools offers the Chiropractic program. The average tuition & fees of these schools offering Chiropractic is $17,355 for academic year 2021-2022. In average, the SAT score is 1,072 and the ACT score is 20 over the schools. The average acceptance rate is 87%.

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Life Chiropractic College WestPrivate,4-yearsHayward, California Doctorate - - - 587
Southern California University of Health SciencesPrivate,4-yearsWhittier, California Doctorate - - $10,769 1,636
University of BridgeportPrivate,4-yearsBridgeport, Connecticut Doctorate 1,090 (SAT) 81.51% $35,760 3,988
Keiser University-Ft LauderdalePrivate,4-yearsFort Lauderdale, Florida Doctorate - 96.53% $24,136 19,020
Life UniversityPrivate,4-yearsMarietta, Georgia Doctorate 985 (SAT)
18 (ACT)		 97.77% $15,036 2,753
National University of Health SciencesPrivate,4-yearsLombard, Illinois Doctorate - - $22,450 498
Palmer College of ChiropracticPrivate,4-yearsDavenport, Iowa Doctorate - - $11,340 2,178
Northwestern Health Sciences UniversityPrivate,4-yearsBloomington, Minnesota Doctorate - - $12,015 1,031
Cleveland University-Kansas CityPrivate,4-yearsOverland Park, Kansas Doctorate - 86.67% $14,400 614
Logan UniversityPrivate,4-yearsChesterfield, Missouri Doctorate - 81.82% $9,000 1,735
D'Youville UniversityPrivate,4-yearsBuffalo, New York Doctorate 1,140 (SAT)
21 (ACT)		 84.04% $33,560 2,518
Northeast College of Health SciencesPrivate,4-yearsSeneca Falls, New York Doctorate - - $19,440 551
University of Western StatesPrivate,4-yearsPortland, Oregon Doctorate - - $11,000 1,096
Sherman College of ChiropracticPrivate,4-yearsSpartanburg, South Carolina Doctorate - - - 375
Texas Chiropractic College Foundation IncPrivate,4-yearsPasadena, Texas Doctorate - - - 257
Universidad Central Del CaribePrivate,4-yearsBayamon, Puerto Rico Doctorate - 77.78% $6,602 522
Parker UniversityPrivate,4-yearsDallas, Texas Doctorate - - $17,457 2,063
: Online degree/program available
*: offered degree for the Chiropractic program. Schools may offer other degrees for other programs.