Here is my rationale. By getting your undergraduate degree first, you will not have any future problems with licensure requirements if you change your mind about where you want to live. Last but not least, you will be better prepared to handle the rigorous chiropractic curriculum by completing your undergraduate training first. Students just make this declaration in order to provide them with the appropriate advising. All that ultimately matters is that you complete the prerequisites listed on pages one and two of this brochure.
Most students choose to major in Biology.
This major would likely provide the most comprehensive background in terms of preparation for chiropractic school. Page five of this brochure describes the five curriculum tracks available within the biology major. Page six summarizes other health professions options available to Biology majors. The average GPA of students entering chiropractic colleges over the past several years has been about 3.00. As stated previously, the CCE has set of minimum GPA of 2.50 for acceptance.