§ 3-402. Board approval of schools of chiropractic.
(a) In general.- The Board shall approve those schools of chiropractic that provide a curriculum, teaching standards, and facilities that the Board determines are adequate to prepare a license applicant to practice chiropractic under this title.
(b) Minimum acceptable curriculum.- To be approved under this section, a school shall offer a program that:
(1) Is 4 academic years that total at least 4,000 60-minute hours of resident study; and
(2) Leads to a degree of Doctor of Chiropractic.
(c) Inspection of schools.- The Board may inspect any school of chiropractic to determine whether it meets the standards required by this section.
(d) Approval on recommendation.- The Board may approve a school in another state on the recommendation of:
(1) The chiropractic licensing authority of that state; or
§ 3-402. Board approval of schools of chiropractic.
(a) In general.- The Board shall approve those schools of chiropractic that provide a curriculum, teaching standards, and facilities that the Board determines are adequate to prepare a license applicant to practice chiropractic under this title.
(b) Minimum acceptable curriculum.- To be approved under this section, a school shall offer a program that:
(1) Is 4 academic years that total at least 4,000 60-minute hours of resident study; and
(2) Leads to a degree of Doctor of Chiropractic.
(c) Inspection of schools.- The Board may inspect any school of chiropractic to determine whether it meets the standards required by this section.
(d) Approval on recommendation.- The Board may approve a school in another state on the recommendation of:
(1) The chiropractic licensing authority of that state; or
§ 3-402. Board approval of schools of chiropractic.
(a) In general.- The Board shall approve those schools of chiropractic that provide a curriculum, teaching standards, and facilities that the Board determines are adequate to prepare a license applicant to practice chiropractic under this title.
(b) Minimum acceptable curriculum.- To be approved under this section, a school shall offer a program that:
(1) Is 4 academic years that total at least 4,000 60-minute hours of resident study; and
(2) Leads to a degree of Doctor of Chiropractic.
(c) Inspection of schools.- The Board may inspect any school of chiropractic to determine whether it meets the standards required by this section.
(d) Approval on recommendation.- The Board may approve a school in another state on the recommendation of:
(1) The chiropractic licensing authority of that state; or
