the Cost of Graduate School Tuition

The cost of tuition at this particular chiropractic school. This includes all tuition, student fees. Does not include room and board, books, transportation, supplies and meals. School provides lectures, labs, library resources, administration. This tuition cost is for one trimester. There are three mandatory trimesters in an academic year occurring in the fall, spring and summer. Tuition increases at a rate of five percent per year.

School provides lectures, labs and clinical training for students who want to pursue a career in chiropractic. There are no alternatives in terms of professors for classes. You take what you get. The quality of instruction is a varied spectrum. Many professors have limited knowledge base. Some professors in the physical science department are excellent.

Research carefully into the field. It is misleading as to the potential salary is in this field. Many people enter the school, only to drop out part way through. A second issue is chiropractic's acceptance in the healthcare community. Although it is gaining wider acceptance, chiropractic is still not getting many referrals from other healthcare providers. Many of its doctrines are not based on proven research. Although chiropractic's effectiveness is not dispproven, it also has not been proven except for cases of neck and lower back pain. Even that research is, at best, skeptical.