A brand-new DC program in Kentucky
Campbellsville University's Doctor of Chiropractic Program is one of the youngest in the country, having received initial CCE accreditation in the January 2025 accreditation cycle. That newness matters for anyone researching the school: it means there isn't yet a public multi-year NBCE outcomes report the way you'd find at an established program. What is public is the structure of the program itself.
- Program: Doctor of Chiropractic, 10-semester track
- Campus: 1 University Drive UPO-781, Campbellsville, KY
- Instructional hours: More than 4,500, with over 1,000 in clinical settings
Why there's no pass-rate table yet
Chiropractic programs are required to publish student achievement data once they have enough graduating cohorts to report a meaningful figure. Campbellsville's chiropractic program is too new for that. The university's general student-achievement reporting covers other departments, not chiropractic, and a direct search of the chiropractic school's own pages turns up FAQ and curriculum content rather than an NBCE results table. That's expected for a program still building its first classes toward Part IV and graduation, not a red flag.
What you can plan around now
Even without published pass-rate data, the exam sequence itself is fixed by the NBCE, not by the school. Every DC student nationwide, Campbellsville included, moves through the same four required exams:
- Part I — basic sciences, opens to eligible second-year students
- Part II — clinical sciences, opens to eligible third-year students
- Part III — clinical competency plus Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation, required within nine months of graduation
- Part IV — the hands-on OSCE, required within six months of graduation, now held only at the NBCE's Assessment Center in Greeley, Colorado
As a newer program, Campbellsville is still setting its board rhythm, so check with your registrar before each exam window. The NBCE's eligibility rules for every Part are on our board exam overview.
Board-prep resources at Campbellsville
The school's site lists general academic support — tutoring, a chiropractic library, and study workshops — under its Academic Resources section, but doesn't name a dedicated boards office or NBCE-specific review course the way some longer-running programs do. That makes outside practice material more valuable, not less, since you may be building your own review structure rather than following a school-run boards calendar.
Practice with ChiroEDU
ChiroEDU's practice exams are built to feel like the real computer-based test: domain-by-domain exams for Part 1 and Part 2 with four attempts each, four mock exams for Part 3 with radiology, and PT exams with item analysis. Interested in helping classmates prep? ChiroEDU is looking for student reps at every school.
Sources: Campbellsville chiropractic program · program FAQ · NBCE fees and deadlines. Checked September 2026. ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with Campbellsville University or the NBCE.