Oct
16
Seneca Falls: New York Chiropractic College’s Admissions Department announced a ten-year high in student registration, topping at 947 and comprising 669 students in the Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree program, 83 in the Master of Science in Acupuncture (MSA) or Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MSAOM), 93 working toward their Master of Science in Applied Clinical Nutrition (MSACN) and 76 matriculating in the Master of Science in Human Anatomy and Physiology Instruction (MSHAPI) program. Additionally, the College has enrolled two Fellows in the Master of Science in Diagnostic Imaging and 24 students in the Bachelor of Professional Studies program.
In September 2013, the College welcomed 215 new students that included 128 in the DC program, 28 in the MSA or MSAOM programs, 29 in the MSHAPI program, and 30 for MSACN.
In an effort to maintain its highly regarded reputation for academic excellence, NYCC offers merit-based scholarship funding, awarding over $500,000.00 annually in presidential, international, legacy, and merit scholarship money to members of the incoming class. Presenting impressive credentials, NYCC’s diverse student body hails from 44 states and five countries (including Canada, China, Korea, Japan and Saudi Arabia) and includes 48 percent female students, 52 percent male and 19 percent minority.
In September 2013, the College welcomed 215 new students that included 128 in the DC program, 28 in the MSA or MSAOM programs, 29 in the MSHAPI program, and 30 for MSACN.
In an effort to maintain its highly regarded reputation for academic excellence, NYCC offers merit-based scholarship funding, awarding over $500,000.00 annually in presidential, international, legacy, and merit scholarship money to members of the incoming class. Presenting impressive credentials, NYCC’s diverse student body hails from 44 states and five countries (including Canada, China, Korea, Japan and Saudi Arabia) and includes 48 percent female students, 52 percent male and 19 percent minority.
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