NUHS Online Info Session: Doctorate in Chiropractic Medicine
National University of Health Sciences will host an online information session for its Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine program. Attendees can learn about the curriculum, faculty and career paths, and receive application incentives.
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Prospective students interested in a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine (DC) degree can learn more at an upcoming online information session hosted by the National University of Health Sciences (NUHS). The session, offered by NUHS' College of Professional Studies, will provide an in-depth look at the chiropractic program.
During the virtual event, an admissions counselor will present a 15-minute overview of chiropractic medicine. The session will also cover NUHS' curriculum, faculty expertise and career paths for graduates. Attendees can explore specialties within chiropractic care, including sports medicine, pediatrics, women's health and neurology, and learn what makes the NUHS program distinct.
NUHS will also share information about its relocation to a new facility in Oldsmar, with operations expected to begin at the start of 2027.
Following the presentation, attendees can participate in a Question-and-Answer session with the Assistant Dean of Chiropractic Medicine.
Participants are eligible for the NUHS Visit Award, which offers a $1,000 tuition credit for graduate programs or a $500 credit for the undergraduate BS program. Attendees will also receive a waiver for the $55 application fee.
The NUHS Visit Award applies as a tuition credit toward a student's first trimester at NUHS. The award can only be used once per student and requires approval from the Admissions team. The Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine (DAc-C) program is excluded.
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