A Clear Path. Fast-tracked.
Chiropractic 3+3.5
Spend one less year in school. Explore God’s design for life. That’s your dual degree in biology and chiropractic, from NGU.
* Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
** Source: American Chiropractic Association
What Can I Do With a Degree in Chiropractic?
Choosing a career in chiropractic opens doors to a fulfilling and impactful path in healthcare. As a chiropractor, you will have the opportunity to improve the well-being and quality of life for your patients through non-invasive techniques and holistic approaches.
With a focus on spinal health and nervous system function, you can help alleviate pain, promote natural healing, and enhance overall wellness. Embrace the role of a trusted healthcare professional, working closely with patients to provide personalized care, educate on preventative measures, and empower individuals to take control of their health.
Sports Medicine Specialist
Acupuncturist
Rehabilitation Specialist
Wellness Consultant
Pain Management Specialist
Experiences Where You Learn Your Profession
On the Job Insight
Get out of the classroom and into the real world. Earn course credit for certain shadowing and internships. These experiences give insight into your future work and prepare you to enter chiropractic school.
Step Up as a Lab Leader
With your clear focus on your future, move quickly from your first lab to helping other students as a teaching assistant. Assist with research and undertake your own. We are by your side at every step.
Step Out in Service
Labs and grades matter. Your heart and spirit matter to us, too. We encourage you to find and grow through volunteering. We help you apply everything to your next step.
Study Chiropractic Medicine from a Biblical Perspective
- Neuroanatomy
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Pathophysiology
- Kinesiology
Stories that Started Here
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