International Students

The specific requirements of entrance into the program leading to the Doctor or Naprapathy Degree are: Applicants with 60 hours of college credit (associates degree or the equivalent).

RECORDS
Transcripts from international institutions must be evaluated by World Education Services (WES)
Apply online – Visit: www.wes.org/application/apply_now.asp

NCNM Requires the “Basic” course-by-course translation

For questions, contact WES: http://www.wes.org/contact.asp

F-1 VISA
Form I-20, “Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status” will be issued only
when the following criteria have been met:

Written application has been completed and non-refundable $100.00 application fee
has been submitted.
Official transcripts have been translated and evaluated
Proof of financial responsibility
Qualifications have been reviewed, all essential paperwork completed
Official acceptance for a full course of study at NCNM

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
International students applying to NCNM are required to present proof of proficiency in the English language by the following scores on the test of English as a Foreign Language:

(TOEFL)
Paper-base total: 500
Computer-base total: 173
Internet-based total: 61

ARE YOU A GRADUATE OF A DN PROGRAM SEEKING TO GET A DN LICENSE IN THE US?

NCNM Policy to assist graduates from other Naprapathic Programs to become eligible to take the State of Illinois License Exam

NCNM welcomes graduates of Naprapathy programs abroad and inside of the US that seek licensure.

Apply to NCNM today as an advanced degree student and receive study and course support for The Illinois Licensing Exam provided by Continental Testing.

Email admissions@napmed.edu for more details…

Visit our FAQs as most common questions about licensure in the United States are answered there.