Two campuses, one disclosure
National University of Health Sciences runs its Doctor of Chiropractic Program from a main campus in Lombard, Illinois, with an additional educational site in Pinellas Park, Florida at the Caruth Health Education Center. NUHS's own board-scores disclosure reports results for both sites together rather than broken out separately.
- Program: Doctor of Chiropractic Program
- Main campus: 200 East Roosevelt Road, Lombard, IL
- Additional site: 7200 66th Street N, Pinellas Park, FL
NUHS's published NBCE licensing table
NUHS publishes a year-by-year table of graduates who passed all licensing exam parts or were licensed within six months of graduation:
| Year | Passed all parts within 6 months |
|---|---|
| 2022 | 96% (68 of 71) |
| 2023 | 85% (58 of 68) |
| 2024 | 88% (64 of 73) |
| 2025 | 89% (70 of 79) |
The school's four-year weighted average across that table is 89%. NUHS has separately stated that roughly 90% of its graduates have been licensed within six months over the past four years, consistent with the weighted average above. A Part-by-Part breakdown isn't published; the figures above reflect the aggregate "passed all parts" measure only.
A dedicated Part IV resource
NUHS runs a resource page built specifically around Part IV, the hands-on OSCE exam that's now held only at the NBCE's Assessment Center in Greeley, Colorado. That's a useful stop for logistics questions since Part IV requires travel for every program, not just NUHS. No other named review course or boards office is published on the school's site beyond that page.
Planning your boards across two sites
Lombard and Pinellas Park students should confirm Part timing with their own campus registrar. NBCE eligibility for each exam is summarized on our board exam overview.
What the aggregate figure doesn't tell you
Because NUHS reports "passed all parts" as a single combined number rather than a Part-by-Part breakdown, you can't tell from the published figure whether Part I, Part II, Part III, or Part IV is where students most often need a retake. That's not unusual among chiropractic programs, most publish the aggregate measure CCE requires and stop there, but it does mean you should treat every Part as equally important when you build your own study plan rather than assuming one is the school's known weak point.
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: NUHS DC board scores · NUHS Part IV Boards resource. Figures as published by the university; checked September 2026. ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with National University of Health Sciences or the NBCE.