Transfer Credit

The National College of Naprapathic Medicine (NCNM) accepts many previously completed graduate-level courses as transfer credit for the Basic Sciences requirements in the Doctor of Naprapathy Program. If you are a licensed professional, or have taken courses in any of the following areas: Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) Chiropractor (DC) Dentist (DDS) Medical Doctor (MD) Nurse Practitioner Oriental Medical Doctor (OMD) Osteopath (DO) Pharmacist (PharmD) Physical Therapist (PT) Podiatrist
Or if you have otherwise earned post-baccalaureate credit in the life sciences, you may have your transcript reviewed to determine for which courses you will receive transfer credit upon entering the Doctor of Naprapathy program. * Courses eligible for transfer credit are basic sciences courses such as: Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology, and others. Required courses in Naprapathic Sciences are not eligible for transfer credit.

The National College of Naprapathic Medicine (NCNM) accepts many previously completed graduate-level courses as transfer credit for the Basic Sciences requirements in the Doctor of Naprapathy Program.

If you are a licensed professional, or have taken courses in any of the following areas:

Advanced Practice Nurse (APN)
Chiropractor (DC)
Dentist (DDS)
Medical Doctor (MD)
Nurse Practitioner
Oriental Medical Doctor (OMD)
Osteopath (DO)
Pharmacist (PharmD)
Physical Therapist (PT)
Podiatrist

Or if you have otherwise earned post-baccalaureate credit in the life sciences, you may have your transcript reviewed to determine for which courses you will receive transfer credit upon entering the Doctor of Naprapathy program.

* Courses eligible for transfer credit are basic sciences courses such as: Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Kinesiology, and others. Required courses in Naprapathic Sciences are not eligible for transfer credit.

Contact the Admissions Office today for more information.

Email: admissions@napmed.edu

Or Call: (773) 282-2686

*Potential transfer credits will be reviewed for completed applications by the Dean of Academics on a course-by-course basis. Prior to enrollment, applicants will be notified of which transfer courses can be applied the the Doctor of Naprapathy degree program.

Applications are not considered until completed, including:

Completed application form
Nonrefundable application fee of $50.
2 personal references (Applicant Evaluation Forms) submitted directly to the Registrar from non-family references, preferably supervisors, instructors, or colleagues.
Official transcripts of previous college work
Results from the TOEFL for those applicants who have not attended high school or college in the United States for a minimum of 2 years.

All documentation submitted in support of an application for admission will become part of the College records and cannot be returned to the applicant.

*Humanities: Ancient and modern languages, linguistics, literature, history, law, performing and visual arts, philosophy, religion, classical studies, music, dance, etc.

*Social Sciences: Anthropology, cultural studies, criminology, communications, developmental studies, economics, education, geography, political science, psychology, sociology, etc.

*Humanities: Ancient and modern languages, linguistics, literature, history, law, performing and visual arts, philosophy, religion, classical studies, music, dance, etc.

*Social Sciences: Anthropology, cultural studies, criminology, communications, developmental studies, economics, education, geography, political science, psychology, sociology, etc.

*Anatomy, Physiology, Biology and Chemistry courses can be no more than five years old.