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Chiropractic schools: NBCE board exam guides for every U.S. program

There are 18 CCE-accredited Doctor of Chiropractic programs in the United States. Each one publishes its own board-exam and student-outcome data, on its own terms. Find your school below for a guide built around what it actually reports.

18 accredited programs, 18 different disclosures

Every school below holds current accreditation from the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) to award the Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Beyond that shared accreditation, each program reports its board-exam outcomes differently: some publish a detailed pass-rate breakdown by NBCE Part, some publish a single combined licensing figure, and a few haven't posted a public results table at all. Each school's own page below reflects exactly what that school has published, in that school's own words, with a source link.

All 18 chiropractic schools

SchoolLocationCampuses
Campbellsville UniversityCampbellsville, KY1
Cleveland University - Kansas CityOverland Park, KS1
D'Youville UniversityBuffalo, NY1
Keiser UniversityWest Palm Beach, FL1
Life Chiropractic College WestHayward, CA2 (Hayward, CA & Bellevue, NE)
Life UniversityMarietta, GA1
Logan UniversityChesterfield, MO1
National University of Health SciencesLombard, IL2 (Lombard, IL & Pinellas Park, FL)
Northeast College of Health SciencesSeneca Falls, NY2 (Seneca Falls & Levittown, NY)
Northwestern Health Sciences UniversityBloomington, MN1
Palmer College of ChiropracticDavenport, IA2 (Davenport, IA & Port Orange, FL)
Parker UniversityDallas, TX1
Sherman College of ChiropracticSpartanburg, SC1
Southern California University of Health SciencesWhittier, CA1
Texas Chiropractic CollegePasadena, TX1
Universidad Central del CaribeBayamon, PR1
University of BridgeportBridgeport, CT1
University of Western StatesPortland, OR1

Each school publishes its own NBCE outcomes on its own schedule and in its own format. Rather than compare schools against each other here, every school's page above summarizes what that specific school reports, sourced directly to that school's own published materials.

Preparing for the boards wherever you study

Wherever you're enrolled, the same national exams apply: Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, and the elective Physiotherapy exam. For the full rundown of what each exam covers, how it's scored, and how to register, see the NBCE board exam overview.

ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with any of the schools listed above or with the NBCE. School locations and campus counts are drawn from each institution's own published materials; checked September 2026.

FAQ

Chiropractic Schools questions

How many CCE-accredited chiropractic schools are there in the U.S.?

18. Each is accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) to award the Doctor of Chiropractic degree; several also operate branch campuses under the same accreditation.

Do all chiropractic schools publish NBCE pass rates?

No. CCE-accredited programs are required to publish student achievement data, but schools disclose it differently: some post a detailed breakdown by NBCE Part, some post only an aggregate licensing figure, and a few haven't published a public pass-rate table at all. Each school's own page on this site summarizes exactly what that school has published.

Is this list the same as the NBCE's own exam requirements?

No. This is a directory of accredited schools. For the NBCE exams themselves, Parts I through IV plus Physiotherapy, see the board exam overview page.

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