Keiser's College of Chiropractic Medicine
Keiser University runs its chiropractic program as the College of Chiropractic Medicine in West Palm Beach, Florida, on a 40-month, 10-semester schedule.
- Program: College of Chiropractic Medicine, 10 semesters
- Campus: 2085 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, FL
- Length: 40 months
Keiser's published NBCE licensing table
Keiser publishes a year-by-year consumer-information table showing graduates who passed all NBCE parts and were eligible for licensure within six months of graduation:
| Year | Passed all parts within 6 months |
|---|---|
| 2022 | 62% (23 of 37) |
| 2023 | 74% (32 of 43) |
| 2024 | 88% (28 of 32) |
| 2025 | 91% (29 of 32) |
Keiser's four-year total across that table is 78% (112 of 144). The school also reports a separate degree-completion figure: among students entering between Fall 2019 and Summer 2021, its two-year, 150th-percentile completion rate was 84.5% (82 of 97 completed on time).
When Keiser students sit their boards
Keiser states that its NBCE exam series begins near the end of a student's first year and concludes shortly before graduation, without breaking that timeline down exam by exam. The NBCE's own eligibility rules still govern each Part specifically: Part I opens once a student reaches eligible second-year status, Part II at eligible third-year status, Part III within nine months of graduation, and Part IV within six months, now administered only at the NBCE's Assessment Center in Greeley, Colorado.
Building your own review plan
Keiser's program pages don't name a dedicated boards office or review course, so confirm with your registrar which academic-support options apply to NBCE prep specifically, and treat outside practice material as a core part of your plan rather than a backup. Registering for each Part as soon as you're eligible, and giving yourself a full review cycle before each exam window, is the most direct way to control your own outcome.
Each NBCE Part has its own registration deadline, generally 17 days before your chosen test date, and its own fee: $710 for Parts I through III, $1,585 for Part IV, and $450 for the optional Physiotherapy exam. Building a personal calendar around those deadlines, rather than relying solely on program-wide reminders, keeps a late registration from becoming the reason you miss a window.
What the degree-completion figure adds
Keiser's 84.5% two-year completion figure measures something different from the NBCE licensing table: it tracks whether students finish the DC program itself on the standard 150th-percentile timeline, not whether they pass boards afterward. Read together, the two figures give a fuller picture than either alone.
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: Keiser DC outcomes disclosure · Keiser chiropractic program. Figures as published by the school; checked September 2026. ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with Keiser University or the NBCE.