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Life Chiropractic College West Admissions Readiness Flow Chart
Life West is fully accredited by the CCE. This flow chart represents the CCE Policy 7 Standards for Admission.
Do you have a four-year degree?
New Science
Pre-requisites
A minimum of 24 semester
units (36 quarter units) in life
and physical science courses
is required for the standard
admissions track. At least half
of the science courses must
have a substantive lab
component.
Will you have completed a degree
by the time you matriculate?
Once you have completed 90 sem. hrs. / 135 qtr. hrs.
Have you taken the
New Science Pre-requisites?
Have you taken the
New Science Pre-requisites?
We
recommend
you complete
science
preparation.
Is your GPA
3.0 or higher?
Take science
pre-requisites.
Is your science
GPA 3.25 or higher?
Is your GPA 3.0 or higher?
Is your GPA 2.75 or higher?
Increase
your GPA.
Do you have a science-related
four-year degree?
You are admittable via
the Standard Track.
You are admittable via
the Accelerated Track.
Is your CCAT score
at 75% or higher?
You are admittable via
the AATP Track.
Please speak to a Life West Admissions Representative at 1-510-780-4501 or Email [email protected]
Accelerated Track:
Students with high science GPAs and a strong science background may qualify
to complete the curriculum at an accelerated 12 qtr. pace.
Standard Track:
Most students will use the standard 14 qtr. track for completion of their DC degree.
Alternative Admissions Track (AATP):
This track provides support for students who enter chiropractic school without an
extensive science background. This 14 qtr. curriculum provides additional support
and counseling from the Dean's Office.
Recommended Science Classes:
Anatomy I
Biochemistry
Cell Biology
Kinesiology
Physiology I
Biomechanics
Nutrition
Exercise Physiology
Human Anatomy
Chemistry I & II
Molecular Biology
Microbiology
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