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I am interested in becoming a chiropractor and was wondering what major to choose if the college of my choice does not have pre-chiropractic as an option. I also intend to go to medical school after attending a 4-year undergraduate school. Does it really matter which major I pick or would you suggest something in biology, for example?

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Hello Sheila,

   Yes, it does matter.  You definately want a school which has a pre-med. program, this is required by the chiropractic schools.  If you get your bachelors of science, I would go with human biology or a science based field, you need your bachelors in order to become a doctor.

Good luck with school, let me know if you have any more Q's.

Dr. Brendon O'Brien D.C.

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Dr. O'Brien is a highly skilled doctor of Chiropractic who has come to Minneapolis, Minnesota from Rochester, Minnesota. Dr. O'Brien has a extensive knowledge of sports related injuries and myofascial conditions. Dr. O'Brien has competed in Judo, Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, Free-Style Skiing, Cross-Country Skiing, Baseball, Basketball, and continues to compete in Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, and Cross-Country Skiing.

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