University of Bridgeport School of ChiropracticDoctor of Chiropractic program in Bridgeport, Connecticut

Other names. University of Bridgeport School of Chiropractic goes by UBSC. Both names refer to the same accredited program. Sources: bridgeport.edu, checked October 20, 2026.

In its own words. The school says: “At UBSC, we are committed to providing evidence-based, patient-focused care.” (University of Bridgeport’s own page, checked October 20, 2026). That is the program’s description, not ours.

University of Bridgeport at a glance

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University of Bridgeport tuition and cost

University of Bridgeport’s published tuition, in its own words and unit: $16,155 full-time tuition (14 credits), per semester or term (academic year: not stated for tuition; the page’s fee notes refer to 2026–27). Whole-program tuition total: Not published. Source: bridgeport.edu graduate tuition and fees, checked October 20, 2026 (as published on our cost guide).

That figure is tuition as the program labels it. Fees, books, equipment, housing and living costs are separate unless the program says otherwise, and the program’s own cost-of-attendance page is where it publishes them. To see every program’s figure in its own unit, side by side, read what chiropractic school costs.

Federal debt and earnings. The U.S. Department of Education does not report a median debt or earnings figure for this program; it suppresses figures for small cohorts to protect privacy. That is not a judgment about the program.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard field of study data (CIP 51.0101), retrieved September 1, 2026 (as published on our Findings page).

University of Bridgeport prerequisites and admissions

The University of Bridgeport asks for a bachelor’s degree or at least 90 credits, with a cumulative 3.0 GPA within your best 90 credits, and at least 24 credits of physical and life science with a C or better, half of them with labs. University of Bridgeport’s requirements page, checked October 20, 2026.

You apply directly, through the university’s own applicant portal, with deadlines of July 15 for fall and December 1 for spring; its pages do not mention ChiroCAS. (University of Bridgeport application page, checked October 20, 2026) The school admits students twice a year, in January and August. (University of Bridgeport start terms, checked October 20, 2026)

Prerequisites differ from program to program, and some print amounts in units that differ from the next program’s. The prerequisites guide links every program’s own list.

Licensure in Connecticut

Connecticut does not have a standalone chiropractic board. The Department of Public Health licenses chiropractors, and its published requirements include graduation from a college of chiropractic accredited, at the time of graduation, by the Council on Chiropractic Education; Parts I, II, III, IV and the Physiotherapy examinations of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners; an official transcript showing the Doctor of Chiropractic degree; National Board scores sent directly from the examination service; and verification of every professional license you have held.

This paragraph is taken from our chiropractic schools in Connecticut page, where the board’s requirements are quoted in full. Board: Connecticut Department of Public Health, checked September 22, 2026. You can be licensed in a different state from the one you study in; the board where you intend to practice is the only authority on what it requires.

Chiropractors and students from University of Bridgeport on the ChiroTrack podcast

No recording is listed here yet. ChiroTrack’s interview series ran from 2020 to 2024, and a guest is named on a page about their school only after they have said yes to it. That consent round has not gone out yet, so this list is empty for every program, not only this one.

If you trained at University of Bridgeport and practice now, you can join the register of chiropractors who make room for students.

Questions people ask about University of Bridgeport

How much does University of Bridgeport cost?

University of Bridgeport’s published tuition, in its own words and unit: $16,155 full-time tuition (14 credits), per semester or term (academic year: not stated for tuition; the page’s fee notes refer to 2026–27). Source: bridgeport.edu graduate tuition and fees, checked October 20, 2026. Fees, books and living costs are separate unless the program says otherwise.

How long is the program at University of Bridgeport?

The University of Bridgeport’s curriculum lists 8 semesters, grouped as Year one to Year four, plus a 6-week summer clinical session, for 198.5 credits, in 18-week semesters. Source: bridgeport.edu chiropractic curriculum, checked October 20, 2026.

What are the prerequisites for University of Bridgeport?

The University of Bridgeport asks for a bachelor’s degree or at least 90 credits, a 3.0 GPA within your best 90 credits, and 24 credits of physical and life science, half with labs. Source: University of Bridgeport’s requirements page, checked October 20, 2026.

Is University of Bridgeport accredited?

Yes. University of Bridgeport holds accreditation from the Council on Chiropractic Education, continued in January 2025 with no sanction. The university states its School of Chiropractic received initial CCE accreditation in 1994. Source: CCE news and announcements, checked September 22, 2026.

Where is University of Bridgeport?

The University of Bridgeport publishes its address as 126 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on Long Island Sound.

Sources and dates. Facts were read from University of Bridgeport’s own pages on the dates shown beside each one. Tuition, accreditation actions and program length that ChiroTrack had already published are reused with their original source and date. Federal figures are from the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, retrieved September 1, 2026. Programs change their pages; confirm with the program before you rely on anything here.