Transfer to Sherman College
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Looking for the right fit?
Finding the right chiropractic college is a big decision. If you’re looking for the right fit and thinking of transferring to Sherman College, we’d love to help you with everything you need to know to make the best decision for your education and your future.
Why Transfer to Sherman?
Personal Attention
Technique and lab classes are small. You get hands-on, personalized instruction from faculty who know your name, care about your success as a student, and look forward to becoming your colleague. Average class size is about 25 students, and some have additional faculty to assist.
High Success Rate
At Sherman, your success as a student and a future chiropractor is vitally important. Our Title IV default rate is historically less than 4%, which means that our students are able to pay off their loans and practice successfully. But success goes beyond finances. Check out our amazing alumni to see the hearts they have for serving.
Low Tuition and Cost of Living
Zero fees plus competitive tuition, not to mention the low cost of living in beautiful South Carolina, make Sherman one of the most affordable options for chiropractic college.
Balanced Chiropractic Curriculum
At Sherman, you’ll receive a comprehensive chiropractic education with the knowledge you need in areas like basic science, chiropractic technique and philosophy, and practice management. Sherman College has a unique approach to chiropractic with this vitalistic perspective.
Requirements
- The student must have maintained a minimum 2.25-grade point average at the chiropractic or professional college from which transfer is requested.
- Transfer course credits must be equivalent to course credits available in the Sherman College curriculum. Each evaluation is conducted on an individual basis, and each class is evaluated for content and hours to be awarded credit.
- All transfer courses must have a grade of “C” or better.
- Transfer students must meet the admission requirements that were in place at Sherman College at the time the student originally enrolled at the institution from which transfer is being made.
- The number of credits allowed for transfer will be consistent with SACSCOC and CCE standards.
- Please note: All students are required to complete the entire clinic series (7 quarters) at Sherman College.
How to Transfer
- The following documents are required prior to receiving a transfer credit evaluation from Sherman College:
- Online application and $50 application fee
- Official transcripts from the doctor of chiropractic program attended
- Official transcripts from all undergraduate colleges attended
- Two letters of recommendation; one preferably from a chiropractor
- NBCE scores, if applicable
- Please fill out the Student Transfer Form
- Upon receipt of proper documentation, the Offices of Admission and Academic Affairs will provide students with an undergraduate transcript evaluation as well as an initial transfer credit evaluation and estimated graduation date.
- The Admission Committee will review transfer completed transfer student applications. Accepted students will be provided with a final transfer credit evaluation.
