Pre-Chiropractic

Pre-Chiropractic

Meet With Your Counselor

Your counselor is there to guide and advise you on classes and how to best prepare for Grad school applications. Meeting regularly with your counselor will give you a higher chance of achieving your goal.

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Academic Requirements

It is important for you to research specific requirements for each school you are interested in applying to.

 

Schools may require:

  • English
  • Psychology
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Bio-Chemistry
  • Anatomy
  • Physiology
  • Statistics
  • SS/Humanities

Admission Test

There is currently no standardized admission test required for Chiropractic schools.

Letters of Recommendation


Excellent letters of recommendation are essential part of your application. The best letters come from people who have spent time with you and have gotten to know you well. The number and type of letters vary from one medical school to the next.

You should ask individuals who can objectively assess things such as:
Academic Ability, Maturity, Team Work, Compassion, Leadership, and Communication Skills.

You should avoid asking family members, clergy/bishops, and lab instructors. If you do not think someone will write you a strong letter of recommendation, do not ask them for one. A bad letter can kill your application even if the rest are stellar.

You will need to research individual schools for their letter requirements.

Person Typing

Extracurricular

 

By participating in extracurricular activities, it can help you stand out as an applicant and demonstrate your motivation for pursuing a career in healthcare.

Activities may include but are not limited to:

  • Chiropractic Experience
  • Volunteer/Service
  • Leadership Opportunities
  • Shadowing