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Dr. Kyle York
Assistant Professor of Biology
Department of Biology & Chemistry
What is chiropractic science?
About
The profession of chiropractic care is a regulated health care profession and has been around for over a hundred years. Chiropractic science examines the relationship between the spine and the nervous system and the practices to correct or treat misalignments in the body. Although known primarily for its spinal care, chiropractic science combines art and science to help restore and realign the body using a holistic approach.
Why begin your studies in chiropractic science at Baker University?
The 3+3 chiropractor science program at Baker is a preprofessional program that prepares students to apply to chiropractic school where they will discover a diverse course load in introductory courses in anatomy and spinal anatomy, histology (which examines the microscopic anatomy of biological tissues), cell physiology, and biochemistry. The 3+3 program allows you to develop relationships with Cleveland University-Kansas City (CUKC) professors during your undergraduate experience at Baker University and complete your doctorate in six years.
Scholarships for Chiropractic Science
The Department of Behavioral and Health Sciences gives these awards with financial prizes to be applied to the following year’s tuition:
- Mildred Hunt Riddle Departmental Recognition Scholarship for Psychology
- Mildred Hunt Riddle Departmental Recognition Scholarship for Exercise Science
- Benjamin A. Gessner Award
- Thomas G. Manson and Frances B. Manson Scholarship
- Robert L. Miller Scholarship
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Chiropractic 3+3 Course Descriptions
Chiropractic Advisor
Your advisor will point you toward undergraduate courses that will prepare you for chiropractic science school, suggest internship possibilities, and provide guidance as you go through the application process.
Dr. Kyle York
Assistant Professor of Biology
Office: Boyd Science Center 227
785.594.4538
kyle.york@bakerU.edu