Discover What a Successful Chiropractic Career Looks Like

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Why Future Chiropractors Choose NUHS

Integrative Learning

Primary Care Focused

Supportive Community

Dual Degree Options

Scholarships & Financial Aid Options

Alumni Network Full of Trail-Blazers!

Inside the Guide

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Ready to thrive as a healthcare professional? This guide gives you the tools and insights you need to build a successful, impactful career in integrative health. Inside you’ll find:

  • A day in the life of a chiropractic physician
  • Salary ranges and job outlook
  • The NUHS formula for career success
  • Dual degree opportunities
  • Information on scholarships and financial aid

Students Love NUHS

Brycen Valiga - IL DC student

What I love about the DC program at NUHS, would be the teachers themselves. They care about you and your future, and they come from all walks of life, so you get a very broad and well-rounded education.

Brycen Valiga, DC Student

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Doctor of Chiropractic program is available in two epicenters of health care:

Lombard, Illinois: Our Illinois campus is located in Lombard on a safe, sprawling 38-acre suburban campus with apartments, a pond, and lots of green space. The NUHS Illinois campus offers convenient access to renowned hospitals, cutting-edge research facilities, and premier wellness centers.

Seminole,

Florida: Situated on the campus of St. Petersburg College, our Florida site delivers the same rigorous NUHS curriculum in a warm, coastal setting. Students enjoy small class sizes, state-of-the-art facilities, and the chance to study chiropractic care in a region with a growing demand for integrative and preventative health services.

Both campuses provide the same high-quality education and clinical training for our Doctor of Chiropractic degree, empowering students to choose the location that aligns with their lifestyle and career aspirations.

Yes! We’re dedicated to helping students confidently invest in their future. NUHS participates in federal financial aid programs and offers personalized financial counseling to guide you in making informed decisions. Almost 80% of our students rely on some form of financial aid. From loans and payment plans to scholarships, our team will work with you to create a financial plan tailored to your needs and goals.

NUHS offers a range of merit- and need-based scholarships for incoming and current students. Some are awarded automatically based on academic achievement, while others require a simple application. We encourage all students to explore scholarship opportunities early in the admissions process to see what you are eligible for!

At NUHS, we hold our students to higher standards because we prepare you for more. Unlike programs that accept students directly from high school or with minimal college credit, we require a bachelor’s degree to ensure you’re academically ready for the rigor of our science-driven, clinically intensive curriculum. This higher standard equips you with the confidence, knowledge, and skills to excel as a leader in chiropractic care and deliver better outcomes for your future patients.

We welcome a variety of undergraduate majors, provided you meet our science prerequisite coursework. While many of our students come from biology, kinesiology, or health science backgrounds, we’ve also seen great success from those with degrees in psychology, business, and more.

Students must have earned a baccalaureate degree and a minimum GPA of 3.00. Those between a 2.75 and 2.99 may be admitted under an Alternative Admissions Track Plan (AATP). In that program, students are expected to have completed a total of 24 credit hours in life and physical science coursework before entering the chiropractic or naturopathic programs. These should include both lecture and laboratory components in each of the following areas: Biology, Physics, General Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry.

NUHS Students Succeed

We’ve developed a formula for career success! Successful futures are built on strong foundations, and that’s why National University is the smart choice for healthcare degrees in integrative medicine. Whether you’re a recent college graduate or a working professional returning to school, NUHS offers programs designed to help you achieve your goals!

Discover What’s Possible in Your DC Career

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