A true community environment in which learning is an enjoyable process. The commitment is high for a minimum of 3 and half years but the time flies by and you have a career for life. I have never been at school that implemented so many of my suggestions and was open to change.
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
Check out all chiropractic colleges and do yourself a favour and get a tour from all of them, find out which colleges are strong in the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic.
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
If you have the desire to be out of here in 3 years you have to qualify otherwise you are on a 14 quarter program. It is full on, but the support from other students is extraordinary, something i have never seen before.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
There are no dorms
Describe the food and dining at your college.
Bistro and bookstore provide healthy food and are happy to cook somethign for you if you have a request
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
We are in the bay area of San Francisco, so it is a pretty great area. The school it self has a gym, full lounge with amenities and an Indoor Multi Purpose Activities Court housing, Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and Badminton.
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
To be welcomed into this college with open arms and know that i will graduate with all the resources need to start a practise altering the lives of thousands. i can t wait to be done even though i will miss the great experience i have gained i will be happy to have received it.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
The school specialises in all 3 aspects of Chiropractic, Philosophy, Science and Art. And all of these are strongly taught. They also teach you how to run a business which is awesome.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
people who care about others, anyone wanting to help others and get them healthy, Truly healthy and not just relieving symptoms
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
In such a small college we have many clubs relevant to politics and techniques within the Chiropractic profession.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
Not at the moment, but maybe in the future
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
Never heard of a problem inside the campus. Some parking issues outside though. There is always people around to help if need be. And the college would not let anyone of risk to other students be enrolled.
A true community environment in which learning is an enjoyable process. The commitment is high for a minimum of 3 and half years but the time flies by and you have a career for life. I have never been at school that implemented so many of my suggestions and was open to change.
Check out all chiropractic colleges and do yourself a favour and get a tour from all of them, find out which colleges are strong in the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic.
If you have the desire to be out of here in 3 years you have to qualify otherwise you are on a 14 quarter program. It is full on, but the support from other students is extraordinary, something i have never seen before.
There are no dorms
Bistro and bookstore provide healthy food and are happy to cook somethign for you if you have a request
We are in the bay area of San Francisco, so it is a pretty great area. The school it self has a gym, full lounge with amenities and an Indoor Multi Purpose Activities Court housing, Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Soccer and Badminton.
To be welcomed into this college with open arms and know that i will graduate with all the resources need to start a practise altering the lives of thousands. i can t wait to be done even though i will miss the great experience i have gained i will be happy to have received it.
The school specialises in all 3 aspects of Chiropractic, Philosophy, Science and Art. And all of these are strongly taught. They also teach you how to run a business which is awesome.
people who care about others, anyone wanting to help others and get them healthy, Truly healthy and not just relieving symptoms
In such a small college we have many clubs relevant to politics and techniques within the Chiropractic profession.
Not at the moment, but maybe in the future
Never heard of a problem inside the campus. Some parking issues outside though. There is always people around to help if need be. And the college would not let anyone of risk to other students be enrolled.