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Your students can start a chiropractic path with you. The path runs through two more institutions, and each one publishes its own pages.
What's at stake for you
A student who wants to become a chiropractor usually plans across three institutions: yours, a four-year college or university, and a DC program. Each publishes its own requirements, in its own words, on its own site. The student has to put them together, and so does your transfer adviser.
When the pieces sit on one page, a student can see which of your courses to take now, what the four-year institution publishes about transferring them, and what the DC program asks for at the end.
The offers that fit
Five items for a community college. Each card shows the kind of item, its data tier, how pricing works, and its status as it stands in our catalog.
U8Transfer-Path Worksheet
Made for you. One page per route that sets the DC college's requirements, quoted with their source, beside your courses and the four-year institution's published transfer equivalencies.
U5Adviser Briefing
A 30-minute briefing and a one-pager for your transfer and career advisers: what the path takes, and who to send students to.
U3Pre-Chiro Club Startup Kit
For the student who wants to start a pre-chiropractic club: charter, roles, a first-term plan, and an adviser guide.
U6Career Exploration Module License
A self-paced module your advising office can offer to students exploring chiropractic, with an adviser view.
X3Speaking Visit
Someone from ChiroTrack speaks to a class, a club, or an advising meeting about chiropractic work and the path into it. Nothing is sold or offered during a visit.
The first four sit on the Pre-Health Advising menu, with the rest of the undergraduate catalog. Speaking visits are on the Any office menu.
The pilot that fits
No pilot is written for community colleges yet. If your college holds its own articulation agreement with a DC college, ask whether Pilot B fits: thirty days, pricing on request, and no student data.
Before any price
Read our commitments first: what a person approves, what we log, and what we refuse to do for anyone. We never compare colleges, and we never say how many applicants get in.
Start
Email Ben with your college and the four-year institution most of your transfer students go to. You get the charter first, before any price. One office, one conversation.
Email ben@thechirotrack.comSubject line, filled in for you: For institutions: a community college