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Chiropractic Careers

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Clinical Involvement

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Application Process

• Application System
  • In Canada, applications to Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) programs are done through the individual institution.
• Entrance Exam
  • The Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières Requires that applicants take the CASPer test
• Selecting Schools
  • It is important to select schools that are not only a good fit for your academically, but also a good fit for your values, skills, and interests that will help you become the professional you want to be. Take time to research programs prior to the application process. Here are some factors you should consider:
    • Admission Requirements
    • Institutional mission, goals, and values
    • Size of cohort
    • Location
    • Your professional interests as it aligns with the school’s mission and training
    • Teaching language
• Reference Letters
  • Not required for admission to Canadian Chiropractic schools
• Timeline
  • The application process will take between 2-8 months including interviews, entrance exams and the physical application.
• Personal Statment
  • Only required for admission to American Chiropractic schools.
  • Here are some personal statement writing tips and a sample statement.

Academic Prerequisites

• Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA)

• Association of Chiropractic Colleges (ACC)

Course	Required for Canadian Schools?	Required for American Schools?
General Chemisty	Recommended	Yes
Organic Chemistry	Recommended	Many
Biology	Recommended	Yes
Calculus	N/A	Some
Anatomy & Physiology	Recommended	Some
English	Recommended	Yes
Biomechanics	Recommended	Recommended
Psychology or Sociology	Recommended	Many