Parker Future Students

Undergraduate Program

Parker College offers the option to complete undergraduate science and mathematics prerequisite courses on campus, so you can become part of the Parker College family sooner. If you’ve already earned post-graduate credits, but not enough to fulfill the DC program requirements, you can finish those courses at Parker where you will be taught by many of the same professors who instruct the chiropractic program. After completing the prerequisite courses, you are eligible for matriculation into the DC program.

Students taking the undergraduate prerequisite science and mathematics courses on campus only pay one admission application fee, which is valid for both the undergraduate admission and chiropractic college admission. Financial aid is available to students who qualify.

Value and Benefits of Choosing Parker College prerequisite courses:

Attend Parker sooner
Interact with Parker College chiropractic students
Eligible to participate in Parker College student activities and organizations
Admission to the world-famous Parker Seminars throughout your tenure as a student
Free chiropractic health care for yourself and your immediate family at the clinics
Eligible to attend on-campus assemblies, designed to grow your business knowledge and your eventual practice
Eliminate international student transfers and Sevis issues - enter the country to attend Parker College and provide international documentation only once
Pay only one application fee for both the chiropractic and undergraduate programs
Meet other students pursuing your course of study

Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Parker College is one of only a few chiropractic colleges to provide the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree along with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Parker’s Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and the Bachelor of Science degree in Health and Wellness are only available to students enrolled in the DC program. These degrees are optional, but also extremely beneficial since many states are making a bachelor’s degree required for licensure.

Subterm A Schedule PDF
Subterm B Schedule PDF