What ChiroTrack is, in plain terms
ChiroTrack is a structured pre-professional development program for students exploring or pursuing chiropractic — built by a practicing chiropractor's team from roughly 333 recorded interviews with people across the profession: students, faculty, admissions staff, and doctors at every career stage. It runs on a software platform that organizes a student's development across three dimensions — exposure to the profession, hands-on experience, and personal expression of what they're learning — with structured mentorship along the way.
It exists because most students meet chiropractic late and by accident, and because the students who enter with real exposure and clear reasons do better — something your office already knows from every field you advise for.
How it fits alongside your advising
It doesn't replace anything you do. Your students keep their major, their advisor, their four-year plan, and their institution's requirements. ChiroTrack sits in the space advising offices rarely have capacity for: profession-specific depth for one particular path — which schools fit which students, how to arrange meaningful shadowing, what the profession's day-to-day and philosophy actually look like from inside. The goal is a student who needs less hand-holding and arrives at graduation with a clearer plan — whether or not that plan ends up being chiropractic. Genuine exploration that concludes "this isn't for me" is a success in our book, and we say that to students directly.
What you can share today — all free
How to Become a Chiropractor
The factual path — prerequisites, timeline, licensure — with no sales content.
The School Index
Every accredited US program plus international options, compared by facts, not rankings.
Prerequisites Guide
Coursework mapping students can bring to their advising meeting.
Shadowing Guide
How students arrange and get the most from observation hours.
Free Intro Courses
Holistic healthcare career pathways and student wellness — no cost, no obligation.
For Graduated Students
The post-bacc route for alumni and career-changers who come back asking.
Answers to the questions advisors ask us
Is chiropractic a legitimate, regulated profession?
Yes. In the US, chiropractors earn a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from a program accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education (recognized by the US Department of Education), pass national board examinations, and hold state licenses. There are 19 accredited US programs and accredited programs across five continents.
Is this program selling my students something?
The resources on this page and the introductory courses are free. ChiroTrack's full program exists for students who choose to go deeper — and no student will encounter pressure, urgency tactics, or income promises from us at any point. That's a commitment, and if you ever see us break it, we want to hear about it.
What kinds of students tend to be a fit?
Students drawn to hands-on, relational, whole-person healthcare — often found in kinesiology, biology, nursing, exercise science, psychology, and social work, but just as often in students whose strengths are people skills that traditional pre-med tracks undervalue.
For deans and department leadership
If you're evaluating this at the program level — as a pathway resource for pre-health advising, a career-exploration offering, or a structured option for your students interested in chiropractic — we're glad to walk through the curriculum, the platform, and how other conversations with institutions are structured. No deck ambush; a conversation about your calendar and your students first.
Questions, corrections, or a student situation you'd like a second opinion on? Contact the ChiroTrack team — advisor questions get answered by a person.