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NBCE board exams for Northeast College of Health Sciences students

Northeast College, formerly New York Chiropractic College, publishes some of the most detailed NBCE results of any chiropractic program. Here is what those numbers say, and how to plan your boards around its 10-trimester DC program.

Northeast College at a glance

  • Program: Doctor of Chiropractic, 10 trimesters (about 3 years 4 months)
  • Main campus: 2360 State Route 89, Seneca Falls, NY
  • Branch campus: 70 Division Ave, Levittown, NY (Long Island, opened October 2024)
  • Formerly: New York Chiropractic College (NYCC)

Northeast's published NBCE results

Chiropractic programs are required to publish student outcomes. Northeast breaks out first-time pass rates for every NBCE exam, next to the average for all U.S. programs. Its two-year (2024–25) figures:

ExamNortheast first-timeAll U.S. programs
Part I81%79%
Part II87%80%
Part III91%80%
Part IV94%87%
Physiotherapy98%89%

The college also tracks licensing success: graduates who passed every Part or were licensed within six months. That was 89% across 2022–2025 (376 of 422), climbing to 95% for the 2025 class.

What those numbers mean for you

Read the table from the top. Part I has the lowest first-time rate, at 81%, and it's the exam you'll face first. That pattern is common across schools: Part I covers six basic-science domains in one sitting, often while you're still carrying a full trimester load. The later exams build on clinical work you do every day. Part I is a big block of material you last studied a year or more earlier.

So the Part I year is where extra practice pays off most. A first-time pass keeps you on schedule. A retake means another $710 fee and another testing window.

Planning your boards around the trimester calendar

The NBCE opens Part I to second-year students and Part II to third-year students. Part III opens within nine months of graduation, and Part IV within six. On a 10-trimester program, that puts one exam in almost every year. The NBCE's computer-based windows run nearly every month from January through November, so you can usually pick a window between trimester exams. Scheduling closes 17 days before the test date.

Part IV is different now. It is only given at the NBCE's Assessment Center in Greeley, Colorado, so students at both the Seneca Falls and Levittown campuses need to plan for travel.

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: Northeast College consumer information · Fall 2025 announcement · NBCE fees and deadlines. Figures as published by the college; checked September 2026. ChiroEDU is independent and not affiliated with Northeast College of Health Sciences or the NBCE.

FAQ

Northeast College of Health Sciences questions

What are Northeast College's NBCE pass rates?

Northeast reports two-year (2024–25) first-time pass rates of 81% on Part I, 87% on Part II, 91% on Part III, 94% on Part IV and 98% on Physiotherapy. Each is at or above the average for all U.S. programs it compares against. Check the college's consumer information page for the current figures.

Where are Northeast College's campuses?

The main campus is in Seneca Falls, NY. A Long Island branch campus in Levittown, NY opened in October 2024.

How long is the Northeast DC program?

Ten trimesters, about three years and four months.

Which NBCE exam do Northeast students take first?

Part I (basic sciences), which the NBCE opens to students in their second year. Part II follows in the third year, then Part III and Part IV near graduation.

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