Graduate of Foreign School of Chiropractic

A person who is a graduate of a foreign school of chiropractic may be issued a license; provided, such graduate can furnish proof of each of the following:

(a)completion of a minimum of three

(3)years pre-professional training at a college or university accredited by the appropriate accrediting body of that foreign country; fifty percent (50%) of this training must have been in the basic sciences;

(b)graduation from a school of chiropractic accredited or approved by the country in which it is located (Curriculum at the school of chiropractic must have a minimum period of eight

(8)semesters, or the equivalent of not less than four thousand two hundred (4,200) credit hours; provided, that such accrediting agency has a reciprocal agreement with the CCE.); and

(c)pass the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners qualifying examination.