Pre-Chiropractic Curriculum Guides

‌Suggested pre-chiropractic curriculum guides are available for selected colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada. These curriculum guides may be helpful in:

• Planning your undergraduate coursework to fulfill the recommended coursework for the Doctor of Chiropractic Program
• Explaining why it is important for your future academic success to have a solid foundation in basic sciences

If you need to complete your pre-chiropractic prerequisites, the Undergraduate Health Sciences Program at Northwestern offers accelerated science courses and general education courses.

NOTE: Pre-chiropractic curriculum guides are subject to change without notice and are suggested course guidelines. The information was true, to the best of our knowledge, at the time of publication. Check with your college or university for the most current information.

For questions or to inquire about colleges not listed, contact:
Office of Admissions
admit@nwhealth.edu
952-885-5409

Iowa

• Des Moines Area Community College‌ (pdf)
• Drake University (pdf)
• Iowa State University (pdf)
• Northwestern College (pdf)
• University of Northern Iowa (pdf)
• Western Iowa Tech Community College (pdf)

Illinois

• Illinois State University (pdf)

Michigan

• Eastern Michigan University (pdf)

Minnesota

• Anoka-Ramsey Community College‌ (pdf)
• Augsburg College (pdf)
• Century College (pdf)
• College of St. Benedict & St. John’s University (pdf)
• Concordia College – Moorhead (pdf)
• Concordia University-St. Paul (pdf)
• Dakota County Technical College (pdf)
• Inver Hills Community College (pdf)
• Itasca Community College (pdf)
• Lake Superior College (pdf)
• Metropolitan State University (pdf)
• Minneapolis Community and Technical College (pdf)
• Minnesota State University, Mankato (pdf)‌
• Minnesota State University, Moorhead (pdf)
• Normandale Community College (pdf)
• North Hennepin Community College (pdf)
• Rochester Community and Technical College (pdf)‌
• St. Cloud State University (pdf)
• St. Mary’s University of Minnesota (pdf)
• Saint Paul College (pdf)
• Southwest Minnesota State University (pdf)
• The College of St. Scholastica (pdf)
• University of Minnesota (Crookston) (pdf)
• University of Minnesota (Duluth) (pdf)
• University of Minnesota (Twin Cities) (pdf)
• University of Minnesota (Rochester) (pdf)
• University of St. Thomas (pdf)
• Winona State University (pdf)

Montana

• Montana State University (Billings) (pdf)
• Montana State University (Bozeman) (pdf)
• University of Great Falls (pdf)

North Dakota

• Bismarck State College‌‌ (pdf)
• North Dakota State University (pdf)
• University of Jamestown‌ (pdf)
• University of Mary (pdf)
• ‌University of North Dakota (pdf)

South Dakota

• Augustana College (pdf)
• Dakota Wesleyan University (pdf)
• ‌Northern State University (pdf)
• South Dakota State University (pdf)
• University of Sioux Falls (pdf)
• University of South Dakota (pdf)

Wisconsin

• Carroll College‌ (pdf)
• Ripon College (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-colleges – Baraboo/Sauk, Barron, Fond du Lac, Fox Valley, Manitowoc, Marathon, Marinette, Marshfield/Wood, Richland, Rock, Sheboygan, Washington, Waukesha (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (pdf)
•  ‌University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (pdf)
• ‌University of Wisconsin-Madison (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (pdf)
• ‌University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Platteville (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-River Falls (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (pdf)
• University of Wisconsin-Stout (pdf)
• Viterbo University (pdf)

Canada

• ‌Brandon University (pdf)
• University of Alberta (pdf)
• ‌University of Calgary (pdf)
• ‌University of Manitoba (pdf)
• University of Saskatchewan (pdf)
• University of Winnipeg (pdf)