Phone: 907.465.2589
www.dced.state.ak.us/occ/pchi.htm

Alaska Department of Community and Economic Development.  Division of Occupational Licensing.  Statutes and Regulations- Chiropractors:

Sec. 08.20.120. Qualifications for license.
(a) An applicant shall be issued a license to practice chiropractic if the applicant...
       (3) is a graduate of a school or college of chiropractic that
           (A) is accredited by or a candidate for accrediation by the Council on Chiropractic or a sucessor accrediting agency recognized by the board.

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Phone: 501.682.9015
www.state.ar.us/asbce/

Arkansas State Board of Chiropractic Examiners.  Part Two- Regulations:

A. Applications for State Baord Examinations and Licensure.
2. Approved Chiropractic Education
(a) Approved colleges of chiropractic.  All applicants for examination for licensure to practice chiropractic in the State of Arkansas, who has matriculated at a Chiropractic College after Seprember 1, 1971, must present evidence of having been graduated from a chiropractic college having status with the accrediting commission of the Council of Chiropractic Education (CCE), or similar criteria as determined by, and at the discretion of, the Board.

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Phone: 303.894.7762
www.dora.state.co.us/chiropractic/chstat.htm

State of Colorado Board of Chiropractic Examiners.  Chiropractic Practice Act:

Title 12 Professions and Occupations Article 33, Chiropractors
12-33-111. Licensure- minimun education requirements. (1) (a) A minimum educational requirement shall include a knowledge of the basic sciences and for original licensure shall include graduation from a high school or its educational equivalent and graduation from an approved chiropractic school or college which teaches a course of not less than four thousand resident classroom hours in a period of four academic years. All applicants for licensure who matriculate in a chiropractic school or college shall present evidence of having graduated from a chiropractic school or college having status with the commission on accreditation of the council on chiropractic education, or its successor, or from a chiropractic school or college which meets equivalent standards. The schedule of minimum educational requirements to enable any person to practice chiropractic in the state of Colorado is, except as otherwise provided, as follows:

Group 1. Anatomy, including embryology and histology
Group 2. Physiology and psychology
Group 3. Biochemistry, inorganic and organic chemistry
Group 4. Pathology, bacteriology, and toxicology
Group 5. Public health, hygiene, sanitation, and first aid
Group 6. Diagnosis (to include, but not be limited to, physical, clinical, laboratory, and all other
               recognized diagnostic procedures), pediatrics, dermatology, syphilology, psychiatry, and
               X-ray
Group 7. Obstetrics, gynecology
Group 8. Principles and practice of chiropractic, adjustive technique.

Electives including dietetics, nutrition, posture, physiotherapy, electrotherapy, and surgical, optometric, and dental indications

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Phone: 302.739.4522

Title 24 Professions and Occupations.   Chapter 7 Board of Chiropractic:

§707. Qualifications of Applicant; report to Attorney General; judicial review.
(a) An applicant who is applying for licensure as a doctor of chiropractic under this chapter shall submit evidence, verified by oath and satisfactory to the Board, thaty such person:
(1) Has received a degree of "Doctor of Chiropractic" from a school or college fully accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

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Phone: 850.488.0595
www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/

2001 Florida Statutes- Title XXXII, Chapter 460- Chiropractic Medicine:

460.406 Licensure by examination
(1)  Any person desiring to be licensed as a chiropractic physician shall apply to the department to take the licensure examination. There shall be an application fee set by the board not to exceed $100 which shall be nonrefundable. There shall also be an examination fee not to exceed $500 plus the actual per applicant cost to the department for purchase of portions of the examination from the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners or a similar national organization, which may be refundable if the applicant is found ineligible to take the examination. The department shall examine each applicant who the board certifies has:
(a)  Completed the application form and remitted the appropriate fee.
(b)  Submitted proof satisfactory to the department that he or she is not less than 18 years of age. (c)  Submitted proof satisfactory to the department that he or she is a graduate of a chiropractic college which is accredited by or has status with the Council on Chiropractic Education or its predecessor agency. However, any applicant who is a graduate of a chiropractic college that was initially accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education in 1995, who graduated from such college within the 4 years immediately preceding such accreditation, and who is otherwise qualified shall be eligible to take the examination. No application for a license to practice chiropractic medicine shall be denied solely because the applicant is a graduate of a chiropractic college that subscribes to one philosophy of chiropractic medicine as distinguished from another.

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Phone: 808.586.3000
http://www.state.hi.us/dcca/pvl/

Hawaii Administrative Rules- Title 16 Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.   Chapter 76- Chiropractors:

§16-76-8 Education Requirements
(a) Each applicant for chiropractic licensure shall present evidence of having attended and graduated from a chiropractic college accredited by, or recognized as a candidate for accreditation by the Council of Chiropractic Education (CCE), or any chiropractic college accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education (USDOE). Any student who has matriculated in a egree granting chiropractic college prior to October 15, 1984, shall be exempted from this rovision.

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Phone: 217.524.7534
www.dpr.state.il.us/

Illinois Compiled Statutes- Professions and Occupations. Medical Practice Act of 1987:

225 ILCS 60/11 (Section scheduled to be repealed on January 1, 2007)
Sec. 11. (B)
(3) For an applicant who is a graduate of a United States chiropractic college after August 19, 1981, the college of the applicant must be fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of the Council on Chiropractic Education or its successor at the time of graduation. Such graduates shall be considered to have met the minimum requirements which shall be in addition to those requirements set forth in the rules and regulations promulgated by the Department.

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Phone: 515.281.4287
www.idph.state.ia.us/

Iowa Code Chapter 151- Chiropractic

Section 151.3  License.
Every applicant for a license to practice chiropractic shall:
1.  Present satisfactory evidence that the applicant possesses a preliminary education equal to the requirements for graduation from an accredited high school or other secondary school.
2.  Present a diploma issued by a college of chiropractic approved by the chiropractic examiners.

Section 151.4  Approved college.
No college of chiropractic shall be approved by the chiropractic examiners as a college of recognized standing unless said college:
1.  Requires for graduation or for the receipt of any chiropractic degree the completion of a course of study covering a period of four academic years totaling not less than four thousand sixty-minute hours in actual resident attendance.
2.  Gives an adequate course of study in the subjects enumerated in subsection 3 of section 151.3 and including practical clinical instruction.
3.  Publishes in a regularly issued catalogue the requirements for graduation and degrees as herein specified.
An approved college of chiropractic may include but is not limited to offerings of courses of study in procedures for withdrawing a patient's blood, performing or utilizing laboratory tests, and performing physical examinations for diagnostic purposes. A chiropractor, employed by an approved college of chiropractic and who has been trained to withdraw blood may withdraw blood and instruct, and supervise a student in the withdrawing of blood.

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Phone: 270.651.2522

Kentucky Revised Statute (KRS) Chapter 312- Chiropractors:

Section 312.085 Application to practice chiropractic -- Course of study -- Qualifications
(1) Any persons desiring to practice chiropractic in this state shall make application to the board, through its executive secretary, in the form and in the manner established by the board by the promulgation of administrative regulations, at least thirty (30) days prior to any meeting held for examinations by the board. Each applicant shall have satisfactorily completed not less than sixty (60) semester credit hours of study from a college or university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities or an accrediting agency recognized by the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities or any successor to the powers of either and is a graduate of an accredited chiropractic college accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education or their successors, and which maintains a standard and reputability approved by the board.

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Phone: 207.624.8600
www.state.me.us/pfr/olr/

Title 32: Professions and Occupations, Chapter 9: CHIROPRACTORS Subchapter 3: LICENSURE (HEADING: PL 1991, c. 392, @6 (rpr))

§551. Examination and licensure
An individual, before engaging in the practice of chiropractic in this State, shall make application for a license to practice chiropractic to the board on a form prescribed by the board. The application must be filed with the clerk of the board at least 30 days before the date of examination, together with an application and examination fee. The application fee is not refundable if an application is denied. Each applicant must be at least 18 years of age and present proof of 2 years' satisfactory attendance at a college of liberal arts. A candidate for licensure shall present a transcript from an accredited college or university certifying that the candidate has completed 2 years of preprofessional work, 2 subjects of which must be English and biology, or otherwise satisfy the members of the board that the candidate has acquired sufficient prior academic education. The applicant shall present a diploma granted by a legally chartered chiropractic college, school or university in good standing and having the power to confer degrees in chiropractic, which diploma must show that it was granted on personal attendance of the applicant and completion of a course of 4 school years of not less than 8 months each and of a total of 4,400 60-minute school hours. If an applicant matriculated in a chiropractic college on or after January 1, 1984, the diploma must show that it was granted by a chiropractic college accredited by a chiropractic educational accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education or its successor agency or, if no accrediting agency exists, approved by the board, or the applicant must have evidence of having successfully passed a licensing procedure from another state having similar requirements.

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Massachusetts

Phone: 617.727.3093
www.state.ma.us/reg/boards/ch/  

GENERAL LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS- PART I. ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT -TITLE XVI. PUBLIC HEALTH, CHAPTER 112. REGISTRATION OF CERTAIN PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Section 91. Application for certificate; filing; fees; qualifications of applicant
Every person, before engaging in the practice of chiropractic in this commonwealth, shall make application to the board, on a form prescribed and furnished by it, for a certificate to practice chiropractic. Said application shall be filed with the secretary of the board at least thirty days before the date of examination, and shall be accompanied by an examination fee as determined annually by the commissioner of administration under the provision of section three B of chapter seven or, in the case of reexamination, each applicant shall pay a fee as determined under the aforementioned provision for each subject upon which he is reexamined. Each applicant must be at least eighteen years of age and of good moral character, and shall furnish the board with satisfactory proof that he has completed two years in a curriculum leading to a bachelor's degree in liberal arts or science and that he is a graduate of a chiropractic school or college approved by the board, and which is (1) authorized by its charter to confer the degree of doctor of chiropractic; (2) gives a course of four academic years, comprising a total of four thousand hours, to matriculants possessing the educational qualifications required for graduation from an accredited public high school; and (3) confers such degree only after personal attendance of the applicant therefor at such course, and upon completion thereof.

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Phone: 612.617.2222
www.mn-chiroboard.state.mn.us

Minnesota Statutes 2001, Chapter 148

148.06 Application; examination; license; fee
Subdivision 1. License required; qualifications. No person shall practice chiropractic in this state without first being licensed by the state board of chiropractic examiners. The applicant shall have earned at least one-half of all academic credits required for awarding of a baccalaureate degree from the University of Minnesota, or other university, college, or community college of equal standing, in subject matter determined by the board, and taken a four-year resident course of at least eight months each in a school or college of chiropractic or in a chiropractic program that is accredited by the council on chiropractic education or accredited by an agency approved by the United States Office of Education or their successors as of January 1, 1988.

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Phone: 573.751.2104
www.ded.state.mo.us/regulatorylicensing/professionalregistration/

Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 331 Chiropractors

Section 331.030 Application for license, requirements, fees--reciprocity--rulemaking, procedure
3. Before a person shall be eligible to sit for a practical examination, the applicant shall furnish evidence satisfactory to the board that the applicant has received, prior to entering chiropractic college, a minimum of sixty credit hours, leading to a baccalaureate degree, from a preprofessional college, which credit must be in those subjects, hours and course content as may be provided for by the Council on Chiropractic Education or, in the absence of the Council on Chiropractic Education or its provision for such subjects, hours and course content, as adopted by rule of the board. The examination applicant shall also provide evidence satisfactory to the board of having graduated from a chiropractic college having status with the Commission on Accreditation of the Council on Chiropractic Education or its successor. Any senior student in a chiropractic college having status with the Commission on Accreditation on the Council on Chiropractic Education or its successor, may take a practical examination administered or approved by the board under such requirements and conditions as are adopted by the board by rule, but no license shall be issued until all of the requirements for licensure have been met.

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Nebraska

Phone: 402.471.2299
www.hhs.state.ne.us/

NEBRASKA HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REGULATION AND LICENSURE TITLE 172 PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL LICENSURE CHAPTER 29 PRACTICE OF CHIROPRACTIC

29-003.01A. Procedures For Licensure As A Chiropractor/Chiropractic Physician By Examination:
An applicant for a license to practice chiropractic on the basis of an examination must:
1. Have graduated from an accredited chiropractic program or institution

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Phone: 603.271.4560

Title XXX Occupations and Professions.  Chapter 316-A Chiropractic

Section 316-A:11 fees; Qualifications.-
I. Each applicant shall pay to the secretary-treasurer a fee, established by the board, for which the applicant shall be entitled to an examination and to a reexamination, if necessary, within one year.
II. The applicant shall:
(a) Have graduated from a degree granting chiropractic college which is accredited by an established chiropractic accrediting body, approved by the United States Department of Education; or
(b) Have completed a chiropractic program at a chiropractic institution accredited by a regional accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education.

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Phone: 505.827.7171

New Mexico Statutes- Chapter 61 Professional and Ocucupational Licenses. Article 4 Chiropractic

61-4-5. Evidence of graduation; creditation of college
In addition to the requirements prescribed in Section 61-4-4 NMSA 1978, all applicants for licensure who have matriculated at a chiropractic college after October 1, 1975 shall present evidence of having graduated from a chiropractic college having status with the accrediting commission of the council or chiropractic education of the equivalent thereof.

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North Carolina

Phone: 704.793.1342
www.ncchiroboard.org/

NORTH CAROLINA 

90-143. (Effective July 1, 1993) Definitions of chiropractic; examinations; educational requirements

(b) It shall be the duty of the North Carolina State Board of Chiropractic Examiners (hereinafter referred to as "Board") to examine for licensure to practice chiropractic in this State any applicant who is or will become within 60 days of examination, a graduate of a four-year chiropractic college that is either accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education or deemed by the Board to be the equivalet of such a college and who furnishes to the Board, in the manner prescribed by the Board, all of the following:
    (1)Satisfactory evidence of good moral character;
    (2)Proof that the applicant has received a baccalaureate degree from a college or university by a regional accreditation body recognized by the United States Department of Education
    (3) Transcript confirming that the applicant has received at least 4,200 hours of accredited chiropractic education. The Board shall not count any hours earned at an institution that was not accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education or was not, as determined by the Board, the equivalent of such an institution at the time the hours were earned.
(c) The Board shall not issue a license to any applicant until the applicant exhibits a diploma or other proof that the Doctor of Chiropractic degree has been conferred.

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Phone: 614.644.7032
www.state.oh.us/chr/

4734-1-06 Educational Standards for Board-Approved Chiropractic Colleges
(C) The "Council on Chiropractic Education" designations of full accreditation and recognized candidate for accreditation, shall be deemed as evidence that the school has met the standards required in this rule for board-approved status; however, final approval shall be determined by the board.
(D) Provisional board approval shall be granted to those schools or colleges of chiropractic which were approved by the Ohio state medical board under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code, as of January 1, 1971, provided the applicant had been enrolled in a full-time continuous course of study prior to March 23, 1976. Final approval shall be determined by the board.
(E) Graduates who have received a diploma from chiropractic colleges approved by this board prior to March 10, 1980, shall furnish proof of having received the educational and clinical training requirements of this rule. After March 10, 1980, no applicant shall be accepted for licensure in this state unless he has graduated from a chiropractic college that has been granted the status of "board-approved school" or "board-approved college" from this board except as otherwise provided for in this rule. If such board approval shall have been granted after the date of the applicant's graduation, the applicant shall be accepted for licensure in this state only upon demonstration to the satisfaction of the board that the educational and clinical training received by the applicant would have substantially fulfilled the requirements of this rule as effective on the date that the college was granted such board approval. An applicant who graduated prior to the date such board approval was granted, and whose educational and/or clinical training was deficient under the terms of this paragraph and who completes further training at a board-approved school or board-approved college so as to fulfill the requirements of this rule as effective on the date that the college was granted such board approval shall be accepted for licensure in this state.
(F) The board may withdraw approval of a chiropractic college at any time if such college is not in compliance with the provisions of the rules of the board and the educational standards for board-approved chiropractic colleges established by the board. Chiropractic colleges that have been granted board-approved status prior to the effective date of this rule shall have one year to comply with the provisions of this rule or the status of board-approved may be withdrawn by the board. If, in the opinion of the board, there is evidence that a chiropractic college having status of board-approved is not in compliance with the rules of the board and the educational standards for board-approved chiropractic colleges established by the board, the board shall issue a warning letter to the chief administrative officer of such college stating that board-approved status may be withdrawn and the reasons for this action. Such letter shall be sent at least ninety days prior to such contemplated action by the board. Reinstatement of the status, "board-approved school" or "board-approved college," may be granted by the board if such college furnishes proof of compliance with the rules of the board and the educational standards for board-approved chiropractic colleges as set forth in this rule.
(G) A chiropractic college (applicant) may apply for the status of "board-approved school" or "board-approved college" by requesting information from the board regarding educational standards for board-approved chiropractic colleges and submitting proof of compliance with the eligibility requirements as established by the board.

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Oregon

Phone: 503.378.5816
www.obce.state.or.us/

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 684-Chiropractors LICENSING

Section 684.040

Application for license; qualifications; fees. (1) Any person applying for a license to practice chiropractic in this state shall make application to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, upon such form and in such manner as may be provided by the board. The application must be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee of $150.
(2) Each applicant shall furnish to the board:
(a) Evidence satisfactory to the board of the applicant’s good moral character.
(b) A certificate of proficiency in the fundamental sciences (Part I, taken subsequent to January 1, 1971) issued to the applicant by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
(c) Evidence of successful completion of at least two years of liberal arts and sciences study, in any college or university accredited by either the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges or a like regional association or in any college or university in Oregon approved for granting degrees by the Oregon Student Assistance Commission.
(d) A diploma and transcript, certified by the registrar, or other documents satisfactory to the board evidencing graduation from a chiropractic school or college approved by the board under the board’s academic standards, or from a school accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education or its successor agency, under standards that are accepted and adopted biennially by the board in the version applied to that school by the accrediting agency.

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Phone: 401.222.2827

Section 3.0 Qualification For Licensure
3.1-Chiropractic:
An applicant seeking licensure to practice chiropractic in this state shall present evidence satisfactory to the Division, verified by oath, that he/she:
d. has successfully graduated from a chiropractic school or college accredited by the   Council on Chiropractic Education and approved by the Division

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Phone: 605.343.7440
www.state.sd.us/dcr/chiropractic/

South Dakota- ARTICLE 20:41 CHIROPRACTORS  CHAPTER 20:41:04 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

20:41:04:01.  Approved chiropractic schools.
All applicants for licensure who matriculate in a chiropractic college after October 1, 1975, must present evidence of having graduated from a chiropractic college accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education or from a college which meets equivalent standards in § 20:41:04:03.

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Texas

Phone: 512.305.6700
www.tbce.state.tx.us/

Texas Occupations Code SUBTITLE C- OTHER PROFESSIONS PERFORMING MEDICAL PROCEDURES. CHAPTER 201. CHIROPRACTORS SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 201.302. Licensing Examination Application
(a) An applicant for a license by examination must present satisfactory evidence to the board that the applicant:
(1) is at least 18 years of age;
(2) is of good moral character;
(3) has completed 60 semester hours of college courses at a school other than a chiropractic school; and
(4) is either a graduate or a final semester student of a bona fide reputable chiropractic school.
(b) An application for examination must be:
(1) made in writing;
(2) verified by affidavit;
(3) filed with the secretary-treasurer of the board on a form prescribed by the board; and
(4) accompanied by a fee.
(c) Each applicant shall be given reasonable notice of the time and place of the examination.
Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 388, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.

§ 201.303. Educational Requirements
(a) To comply with the requirements of Section 201.302(a)(3), the applicant must submit to the board a transcript of credits that certifies that the applicant has satisfactorily completed 60 or more semester hours of college credits at a college or university that issues credits accepted by The University of Texas at Austin for a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree.
(b) The credits required under Subsection (a) include the satisfactory completion of courses in anatomy, physiology, chemistry, bacteriology, pathology, hygiene, and public health. In this subsection, "satisfactory completion" means an average of 75 percent or better in each course.
(c) The board may charge a fee of not more than $50 for verifying that the applicant has satisfied the requirements of this section.
(d) A bona fide reputable chiropractic school that satisfies Section 201.302(a)(4) is one that:
(1) has entrance requirements and a course of instruction as high as those of a better class of chiropractic schools in the United States;
(2) maintains a resident course of instruction equivalent to:
(A) not less than four terms of eight months each; or
(B) not less than the number of semester hours required by The University of Texas for a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree;
(3) provides a course of instruction in the fundamental subjects listed in Section 201.305(b); and
(4) has the necessary teaching staff and facilities for proper instruction in all of the fundamental subjects listed in Section 201.305(b).

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Phone: 802.828.2390
vtprofessionals.org/opr1/chiropractors/

§ 531. License by examination
To be eligible for licensure under this section, an applicant shall satisfy all of the following requirements: 
(1) Have attained the age of majority. 
(2) Present proof of having graduated from a four-year school of chiropractic, accredited by a chiropractic accrediting body recognized by the United States Department of Education, which requires not less than 4,400 hours as a resident student or submit to the board proof of equivalent education as provided in rules for foreign-trained persons. 
(3) Pass the examinations required by section 532 of this title which shall be administered in the manner and places designated by the board.

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Phone: 360.236.4869
Wasington State Chiropractic Commission

Title 246 WAC DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH CHIROPRACTIC QUALITY ASSURANCE COMMISSION

WAC 246-808-105   Chiropractic licensure -- Initial eligibility and application requirements.  

To be eligible for Washington state chiropractic licensure, the applicant shall complete an application provided by the commission, and shall include written documentation to meet the eligibility criteria for licensure.
     (1) Eligibility. An applicant shall provide proof that applicant:
     (a) Graduated from an accredited chiropractic college approved by the commission and show satisfactory evidence of completion of a resident course of study of at least four thousand classroom hours of instruction.

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Phone: 608.266.0145
http://www.drl.state.wi.us/

Chapter Chir 3 LICENSE REGISTRATION AND RENEWAL

Chir 3.03 Licensure by endorsement.
(1) QUALIFICATIONS. The board shall grant a license to a chiropractor who holds a valid license by the proper authorities of any other jurisdiction provided the applicant:
(a) Does not have an arrest or conviction record subject to ss.111.321, 111.322 and 111.335, Stats.
(b) Has graduated from a college of chiropractic accredited by the council on chiropractic education and approved by the board.

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College of Chiropractors of Alberta
Phone: (780) 420-0932
www.ccoa.ab.ca

CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION ACT Chapter C-13 PART 3

1984 cC-9.1 s15
Applications for registration
17 An application for registration as a registered member shall not be approved by the Registration Committee unless the applicant
(a) produces documentation satisfactory to the Registration Committee that shows that
(i) the applicant has obtained the degree of Doctor of Chiropractic from an approved faculty of chiropractic,
(ii) the Universities Co-ordinating Council is satisfied that the applicant's academic qualifications are substantially equivalent to the degree of Doctor of Chiropractic from an approved faculty of chiropractic, or
(iii) the applicant is a member in good standing of an approved chiropractic professional association in a jurisdiction outside Alberta, and
(b) meets the character and other requirements set out in the regulations.

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Manitoba Chiropractors' Association
(204) 942-3000
www.mbchiro.org

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Newfoundland and Labrador Chiropractic Association
(709) 726-0585

CONSOLIDATED NEWFOUNDLAND REGULATION 1101/96 Chiropractors Regulations
under the Chiropractors Act (O.C. 96-941)

Registration and applicant procedure
Section 5.(2) Applicants seeking licensure under section 9 of the Act must also comply with the following requirements:
(a) that the applicant be 19 years of age and submit proof of being a Canadian citizen, birth certificate, or of being legally entitled to work in Canada with their application;
(b) that the applicant complete an application form and return it to the chairperson of the examining committee with the appropriate application and examination fees as prescribed by the board;
(c) that applications will not be considered for the current examination session if incomplete or if the following is not submitted to the examining committee:
(i) verification of all licences, if applicable,
(ii) 2 suitable recent photographs, passport style,
(iii) official chiropractic college, university and C.C.E.B. transcripts as soon as they become available, and
(iv) 3 letters of reference to be addressed to the board and mailed directly to the examining committee and that committee reserves the right to contact the references if further or specific information is required.

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Ontario Chiropractic Association
(905) 629-8211
www.chiropractic.on.ca

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Association Des Chiropraticiens Du Quebec
(514) 355-0557
www.chiropratique.com

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