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NBCE board exams for Logan University students

Logan University's College of Chiropractic reports an 86% four-year NBCE result and runs one of the more structured board-prep calendars around, down to a named Licensure Boards Coach. Here's what the school publishes and how to use its resources.

Logan's College of Chiropractic

Logan University runs its College of Chiropractic on a 10-trimester Academic Degree Plan (ADP), with enrollment available each trimester rather than a single annual start date. The university reports 1,380 total students, including 717 doctoral students, though the DC-specific figure within that isn't broken out separately.

  • Program: College of Chiropractic, 10-trimester ADP
  • Campus: 1851 Schoettler Road, Chesterfield, MO
  • Enrollment: 1,380 total university students; 717 doctoral students

Logan's published NBCE result

Logan reports a 4-year NBCE result of 86%: 785 of 918 graduates passing all parts. The school states this figure alongside CCE's stated benchmarks of an 80%-plus four-year pass rate and a 70%-plus two-year completion rate, without characterizing its own number as high or low against those.

A named boards-support structure

Logan names its board-prep resources specifically: Mock Board Exams, Board Tutoring Sessions, and Review Sessions run multiple times per trimester, and everything is centralized through a Canvas "Board Preparation" tile that also carries board-update news. Students have a direct point of contact too, a named Licensure Boards Coach, and a listed path to NBCE login support through the NBCE itself.

Working the trimester calendar

Because Logan enrolls a new class every trimester, your Part I and Part II windows depend on when you started. Your Licensure Boards Coach can map them out, and the NBCE's rules are on our board exam overview.

Why a named coach matters

Most chiropractic programs point students toward general academic support and let them find their own way to NBCE-specific help. Logan's approach is more direct: a single named Licensure Boards Coach means there's one person tracking your eligibility, your registration windows, and your progress through Mock Board Exams rather than that responsibility being spread across advisors or left to the student alone. If you're early in the program, introducing yourself to that role well before your first exam window is worth doing, since the coach's job is built around exactly the planning questions that trip students up: when to register, which review session to prioritize, and what to do if a retake becomes necessary.

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Sources: Logan licensing and boards · measures of success · NBCE study aids libguide. Figures as published by the university; checked September 2026. ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with Logan University or the NBCE.

FAQ

Logan University questions

What is Logan University's NBCE pass rate?

Logan reports an 86% four-year NBCE result: 785 of 918 graduates passing all parts.

What board-prep resources does Logan University offer?

Logan hosts Mock Board Exams, Board Tutoring Sessions, and Review Sessions multiple times per trimester, centralized through a Canvas 'Board Preparation' tile, plus a named Licensure Boards Coach as a direct student contact.

How is the Logan DC program structured?

A 10-trimester Academic Degree Plan (ADP) with enrollment available each trimester.

Where is Logan University located?

Chesterfield, Missouri, in the St. Louis area.

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