Twenty Students Enroll in Sherman College of Chiropractic's 2026 Winter Class

Twenty students from across the United States began their professional chiropractic journey by enrolling in Sherman College of Chiropractic's rigorous, philosophy-driven Doctor of Chiropractic program in the 2026 winter quarter in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

"We are proud to welcome this diverse and talented group of students to the Sherman College community," said Dr. Jack Bourla, president of Sherman College of Chiropractic. "Each new class brings fresh energy, purpose, and commitment to the principles that define chiropractic, and we look forward to supporting these student as they prepare to serve their future communities."

As they begin their studies, these new students join a close-knit academic community dedicated to excellence in education, service, and the advancement of chiropractic through principled practice. Throughout the program, students pursue an intensive curriculum integrating chiropractic philosophy, science, art, and hands-on clinical experience. Sherman College's immersive approach prepares graduates to enter practice with confidence, clarity of purpose, and a strong commitment to serving patients and communities through chiropractic care.

The Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.) program at Sherman College requires students to complete nearly 5,000 hours of classroom and laboratory study over 14 quarters, including an internship at the college's on-campus Chiropractic Center. To enter the D.C. program, students must have completed at least 90 semester hours of college-level coursework, including science courses.

We welcome these students and look forward to sharing their educational journey as they grow into confident, purpose-driven chiropractic professionals.