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Why choose pre-chiropractic at WSU?
What do chiropractors do? Chiropractic is the fastest-growing and second-largest primary health care profession. There are approximately 60,000 doctors of chiropractic (DCs) in active practice in the United States. More than 10,000 students are currently enrolled in chiropractic educational programs accredited by a federally recognized body (CCE). Comprehensive knowledge of all systems of the body and diagnostic procedures enable the DC to thoroughly evaluate a patient, address disorders relating to the spine and determine the need for referral to another health care provider. Is there an application process for the pre-chiropractic program at WSU? |
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What classes should I take now? What are the graduate study requirements? Doctors of Chiropractic receive extensive, demanding professional education on par with medical doctors (MDs) and osteopaths (DOs). To receive the doctor of chiropractic degree, candidates must complete extensive undergraduate prerequisites and four years of graduate-level instruction and internship at an accredited chiropractic institution.
Where can I find out more about the program?
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