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Become a Doctor
of Chiropractic
Admission Brochure 2013–2014
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Welcome
A History of Chiropractic Excellence
As an international leader in chiropractic education, the
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, founded in 1945, is the
home and face of the profession in Canada. The vision for CMCC
was to establish the highest standard of chiropractic education
and become a catalyst for a unified profession. Over 65 years
later, CMCC continues to celebrate a tradition of excellence in
chiropractic education, research and patient care. A commitment
to building a strong future for the profession ensures that, with
uniquely qualified faculty, a rigorous curriculum, extraordinary
facilities, and outstanding clinical experience, graduates of CMCC
are among the best educated chiropractors in the world.
Chiropractic is a hands-on profession and one that stands
alone in the manner in which it provides patient centred spinal
and musculoskeletal health care. It is a science, an art, and a
philosophy. If you see your future in chiropractic, CMCC is the
place to be.
Vision
An academic institution recognised
for creating leaders in spinal health
Mission
Deliver world class chiropractic
education, research and patient care
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The future is bright for chiropractic and for CMCC. We hope that
future includes you.
6100 Leslie Street, Toronto, Ontario M2H 3J1
Telephone 416 482 2344
Toll free 1 800 463 2923
[email protected]
www.cmcc.ca
Fax 416 646 1114
The Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College reserves the right to change without notice, any information relating to the matters set out in this brochure and posted in
any media, including but not limited to written or electronic format, and including but not limited to matters relating to admissions. For confirmation of the most up to
date statement relating to any matter set out in this brochure, individuals are directed to the Admissions Office.
All funds are in Canadian Dollars.
Facts
CMCC has:
Over 700 students.
Over 100 full and part time faculty members.
5,000 plus practicing alumni.
Alumni in 36 countries.
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Chiropractic
Why Choose Chiropractic?
Andrew McEwan, BSc (Kin)
Year III
Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia
Vice President, Students’ Council
2011-2012
Are you interested in health, and wellness?
Are you looking for a profession that is
patient centred, hands-on, and rewarding?
“Collectively, faculty, staff and
students foster a warm, welcoming
learning environment, which any
student can feel comfortable calling
their home away from home.”
Do you enjoy solving challenging problems,
interacting with others, and serving the
public?
Do you have great people skills and the drive
it takes to be an entrepreneur?
As primary contact health care professionals, chiropractors have
a comprehensive understanding of the body, enabling them to
diagnose and treat, and when necessary refer patients to other
health care professionals. They are musculoskeletal experts,
managing disorders related to the spine, nervous system and joints.
The health of their patients is enhanced through the use of the
chiropractic adjustment and related therapies.
A career in chiropractic may involve private practice or work within
interprofessional settings. Upon graduation, there are a number
of opportunities to pursue further graduate studies in Clinical
Sciences, Sports Sciences, Diagnostic Imaging, and Work Disability
Prevention. There are also career opportunities within research,
teaching and the development of health policy.
Facts
Chiropractic is:
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A valued form of health care received by over four
and a half million Canadians each year.
A regulated health profession
recognized by statute in all Canadian provinces and
American states.
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One of the largest and fastest growing professions
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Drug free and non-invasive.
in Canada with more than 6,500 chiropractors
practising across the country.
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Why Choose CMCC?
Why Choose CMCC?
At CMCC, we provide the very best in evidence informed chiropractic
education. Recognized worldwide for our comprehensive and rigorous
programs, our graduates are welcomed around the world as having
achieved the highest of academic and clinical standards.
Our graduates have excellent pass rates on both the Canadian and
American licensing exams. Our program is offered under the written
consent of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for
the period March 24, 2011 to March 24, 2021. Prospective students
are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the
degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential
employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational
institutions).
CMCC is committed to the success of its students and to their future as
chiropractors through the continual enhancement of course material,
evolving methods of instruction, and some of the world’s finest
chiropractic instructors and clinical experts. We strive to prepare
tomorrow’s chiropractors to be clinically competent, compassionate,
successful, and ethical members of the health care team, providing
hands-on care, health and wellness education, and promoting illness
prevention.
Shabnam Sadr, BA, MA (Psyc)
Year III
Toronto, Ontario
“Going through more than 50
individual courses across the first
three years of study at CMCC,
‘diagnosis’ is the one course that
inspired me the most. This course
provides the foundation of your
skills and knowledge to formulate
appropriate diagnoses in clinic and
in practice.“
CMCC at a glance
Our Educational Program provides a comprehensive,
integrative curriculum, aligned with CMCC’s Model of Care:
Chiropractic is a primary contact health care profession
with expert knowledge in spinal and musculoskeletal health,
emphasizing differential diagnosis, patient centred care and
research.
The curriculum ensures that, beginning in Year I, and increasingly
throughout the four year program, students learn to integrate and
apply theoretical knowledge to clinical management.
Our Faculty are leaders in their fields and are widely known
for their active contribution to the enhancement of patient care,
service to professional organizations and regulatory boards,
and the advancement of knowledge through scholarly research,
publications and presentations.
Our Clinics provide a rewarding practical experience within
diverse community based settings. In Year IV, as interns, students
participate in patient care through an active clinical practice under
the supervision of highly qualified clinical faculty.
Our Research Program is recognized worldwide
for its contribution to the understanding of human anatomy,
biomechanics, and the neuromusculoskeletal response to spinal
manipulative therapy, therapeutic exercises, and other chiropractic
interventions. Students benefit from direct contact with
researchers and from the timely integration of current findings into
course content.
Our Students are dedicated, enthusiastic, and dynamic.
Being part of this high energy group is motivating and inspiring.
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Our Program
Our Program
The undergraduate curriculum is a rigorous 4200+ hours providing
the in depth knowledge required to develop competent and successful
chiropractors. The first two years of the curriculum emphasize the
foundational courses in the biological sciences (anatomy, pathology,
physiology, microbiology, etc.). Beginning in Year I, and becoming the
emphasis of the program in Year III and IV, are the professional courses
in chiropractic studies, psychomotor skills, clinical education, and the
related health professional courses (business, jurisprudence, ethics and
professionalism, research, etc.)
Integrative Curriculum
To comprehend the diagnosis and treatment of clinical conditions, it is
necessary for the student to have a solid understanding of the sciences
that apply. As such, the modular system sequences academic content
in a manner that is conducive to this type of knowledge building.
Modules consist of individual courses. Faculty work closely together to
coordinate content ensuring a comprehensive and complete knowledge
transfer for each area. Our program combines lectures and labs with
team based learning and practice based case studies. Web resources
and technologies are used to complement face to face sessions. This
approach fosters a smooth transition from basic academic knowledge
into problem solving for the purpose of diagnosis and the appropriate
clinical treatment and management of patients’ conditions.
Kim Ross, BSc, MSc, DC, PhD
Director of Education, Year I
“I enjoy the students at CMCC. They are
fun to lecture, ask challenging questions,
and appreciate the work that goes
into preparing them to be competent
chiropractors. CMCC uses a rigorous
interview process and the result is a lively,
engaged student body.”
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Our Program
High Technology Learning Laboratories
spinal regions and extremities. Feedback provides sensitive and precise
First unveiled in 2010, the Simulation Laboratory, home of a Clinical
measurements of force, providing opportunities for further research
Skills Diagnostic Lab, a Treatment Skills Development Lab and a new,
and the scientific advancement of therapies.
high technology audiovisual environment used to conduct history,
physical and diagnostic exercises, has become an integral part of
the educational resources at CMCC, and provides an unparalleled
CMCC Health Sciences Library
opportunity to enhance technique skills, aids in the development of
CMCC Health Sciences Library is the largest English language
emergency preparedness and fosters interprofessional educational
chiropractic library in Canada. CMCC’s Library consists of a main
opportunities.
reading room housing an extensive journal, reference, and monograph
collection, a computer laboratory, multimedia rooms, group study
CMCC is the first chiropractic program in North America to use and
rooms, and a silent study area.
incorporate this technology into its curriculum.
The Library is a cornerstone for creating and maintaining an
CMCC has four manikins as part of the Clinical Skills Diagnostic
intellectual environment in support of educating chiropractors,
Laboratory. Hal, Suzie, Howard and Sally are programmable
fostering scientific investigation and research, and providing
simulated patients, capable of demonstrating a range of conditions
continuing education. Resources in all formats are searchable
and responding to treatment. They are audio capable and have been
through the online catalogue by author, title, subject, call number, and
set up by CMCC in such a way that student-manikin interactions can
keyword.
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be recorded for appropriate feedback and future learning. These
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simulated patients are currently used in scenarios created to help
CMCC Archives hold a wealth of information relevant to the history
students respond to various health related situations, including
and development of both CMCC and of the chiropractic profession
emergencies such as cardiac arrest.
throughout Canada and North America.
Force Sensing Tables within the Treatment Skills Development
In 2011, CMCC became a member of the Health Science Information
Laboratory provide students with the ability to finely tune their manual
Consortium of Toronto, a consortium of University of Toronto libraries
treatment skills (including manipulation, adjusting, mobilization
and associated health science libraries. This membership provides
and massage) in a way that was previously impossible. The modified
CMCC students and members access to some consortial resources,
treatment tables, with internally embedded force plates, are capable of
thereby increasing access to integrated information to pursue
assessing several biomechanical parameters of the adjustment to all
excellence in patient care, research and education.
Program highlights
Years I and II are each organized into four intensive
modules of study which focus on specific anatomical
regions, looked at from a variety of perspectives, including
the subject areas of anatomy, body mechanics, diagnostic
imaging and chiropractic technique.
Year III is organized in modules of study which are
condition based. In 2012-2013, a new integrated clinical
practice course will enhance the integration of basic
science, further developing clinical reasoning skills.
Year I to III students are also involved in case based,
multidisciplinary Grand Rounds presentations, which are
very successful in reinforcing and integrating students’
clinical knowledge.
Year IV consists of a twelve month internship in CMCC’s
teaching clinics including laboratory clerkships and
advanced instruction in diagnostic imaging and health care
management.
Jide Busari, BHSC, Year I
Lagos, Nigeria
“I chose CMCC because of its
reputation. It is evidence based
and was highly recommended by
my instructors at UOIT, where
I earned my undergraduate
degree. At CMCC there are
also many opportunities within
research, one area that I would
definitely like to explore during
my time here.”
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Our Program
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CMCC’s Model of Care
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Chiropractic is a primary contact health
care profession emphasizing differential
diagnosis, patient centred care and
research, with expert knowledge in
spinal and musculoskeletal health.
Doctor of Chiropractic Degree Program Course Requirements*
Subject Areas
Anatomy
Year I
Year II
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Auxiliary Chiropractic Therapy
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Year IV
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Biochemistry
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Body Biomechanics
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Chiropractic Principles, Practice & Ethics / Jurisprudence
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Chiropractic Skills
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Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis
Clinical / Practice Management
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Clinical Psychology
Diagnosis
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Diagnosis & Symptomatology
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Emergency Care
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Female Care
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Grand Rounds
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Health Promotion
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Immunology
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Microbiology
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Neuroscience
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Nutrition
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Brian Schut DC
Director, Clinical
Education and
Patient Care
Peter Kim
BSc, DC, FCCS(C)
Director, Clinical
Education and
Patient Care
Oryst Swyszcz
BSc (Hons), DC
Director, Integrated
Learning
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Paediatrics
Pathology
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Physiology
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Radiographic Interpretation & Fundamentals of Radiography
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Research & Investigative Project
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* Program course requirements are subject to change.
Michael Ciolfi
BPHE, BSc, DC, MBA
Director of Education,
Year III
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Neuro Diagnosis
Toxicopharmacology
Marion McGregor
BSc, DC, FCCS(C),
MSc, PhD
Director of Education,
Year II
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Geriatrics
Orthopaedics
Kim Ross
BSc, MSc, DC, PhD
Director of Education,
Year I
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Differential Diagnosis
Functional Recovery & Active Therapeutics
Supporting students in their success.
CMCC’s academic directors:
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Our Clinics
Our Clinics
Hands-on. Interactive. Engaging.
Following their academic preparation, training in technique and clinic observation
requirements, Year IV students are ready to apply their knowledge as chiropractic
interns working in community based clinical settings. They assume responsibility
for patient care under the supervision of clinical faculty in two six month rotations.
CMCC provides clinical experience in a variety of environments to enhance clinical
and interprofessional skills in preparation for private practice. CMCC’s clinics
have been developed in collaborative multidisciplinary environments such as
community health centres, a native health centre, a rehabilitation hospital, a
hospital based Academic Family Health Team, and treatment centres for special
needs populations to enhance clinical and interprofessional skills. Treating in
these clinics under the supervision of experienced, specialty trained faculty
provides students with real life examples of practice models.
Throughout the academic year, interns also complete rotations in the clinical
laboratory, diagnostic imaging and interpretation clerkships, rehabilitation and
x-ray interpretation, and participate in community outreach.
In preparation for their professional lives after graduation, interns attend a
capstone health care management course wherein they have the opportunity
to apply their developing business acumen. This is accomplished by testing
their entrepreneurial skill set, further developing their leadership skills and,
from the course content and professional practice best practices, developing a
comprehensive business plan which could be used to solicit a business loan. The
unique course is designed to allow interns to reflect on how and where they wish
to establish their professional practice and also to determine where they may
need to enhance their skills in advance of making such a significant professional
decision.
Towards the end of their internship year, interns may also have an opportunity to
participate in a preceptorship and to work alongside a chiropractor approved for
CMCC’s Community Based Clinical Education Program in one of many provinces
across Canada.
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Our Research
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CMCC Simulation Laboratory
Our Research
Innovation. Discovery. Wonder.
CMCC has a long tradition of research and scientific investigation. To ensure
that this tradition of excellence continues, CMCC students are educated to be
consumers of research, translating evidence to patient centred practice. As a
requirement, all students complete a research related literature synthesis.
For those with a greater interest in pursuing advanced scholarly work, an
elective research project is offered under the supervision of a CMCC faculty
member in one of CMCC’s advanced research facilities. CMCC has several
specialized laboratories including biomechanics and elastography, tissue
testing, materials and fabrication, neurophysiology, cellular and molecular
biology and histology.
CMCC student investigations have achieved outstanding success at
international research competitions; in 2011, CMCC student investigators
won three of four research awards for students at the World Federation of
Chiropractic Congress in Brazil.
CMCC faculty are recognized internationally for the quality of the research
they produce, placing CMCC and its graduates as leaders in the development
Christine Reinhart, BSc, MSc, PhD
Year IV
Lethbridge, Alberta
“When coming to CMCC, it was
important for me to have an
opportunity to get involved in
cutting edge research in the area of
manual therapies. From day one, I
was able to contribute to a diversity
of projects, and indeed, these
opportunities helped to create a
dynamic and stimulating learning
environment throughout the four
years program.”
of new knowledge in support of enhanced patient care. Graduates of CMCC
have excelled in both professional and scientific careers, including the
appointment of several to the prestigious Canadian Chiropractic Research
Foundation Research Chair positions in universities across Canada.
As of 2011, CMCC established its own endowed chair position, the McMorland
Family Research Chair in Mechanobiology, solidifying our commitment
to research and the application of knowledge, further strengthening our
tradition of excellence.
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Our Graduates
Our Graduates
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Excellence
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On average, 96% of CMCC graduates pass the
written and clinical skills CCEB exams on the first
attempt.
Over 95% of graduates commence practice
within six months and sucessfully repay their
student loans.
The OSAP default rate for CMCC students is 0%.
Student Performance Indicators
CMCC is proud of the quality of its students, the
reputation of its faculty and staff, and the innovative
design of its curriculum. These qualities are
reflected in the very high percentage of students
entering the program who graduate (an average of
89 per cent over the last five years) and the ratio of
those who enter active practice. In the most recent
survey completed on behalf of the Government
of Ontario, over 95 per cent had begun practicing
within six months of graduation. Over the past 15
years, 96 per cent of CMCC students have passed
the Canadian Chiropractic Examining Board (CCEB)
examinations and are well prepared for practice.
Future Prospects
Chiropractic is one of the fastest growing
professions in Canada. According to Human
Resources and Social Development Canada, the
current employment prospects for chiropractors
are good across the country and particularly strong
in western Canada. There are many opportunities
for chiropractors to utilize their professional
health care credentials in today’s society. The
most common environment is private practice,
frequently as sole proprietor or as an associate.
The increase in the number of multidisciplinary
health care facilities in Canada has led to new
opportunities for chiropractors to collaborate in
providing interprofessional care with other health
care professionals. There are also a small number
of chiropractors working in hospitals and other
institutions. CMCC is proud that it has alumni active
in 36 countries.
Brynne Stainsby, BA, DC
Class of ‘09,
Clinical Sciences Graduate ‘11
Grimsby, Ontario
“My education at CMCC has prepared me to
succeed in all dimensions of the chiropractic
profession. From clinical practice to health policy,
teaching to research, my academic and clinical
experiences in the Clinical Sciences Graduate
Studies program have been invaluable.”
Graduate Programs
CMCC provides advanced programs of study to accommodate full
time and part time graduate students.
Fellowship Programs
• Clinical Sciences
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Sports Sciences
Master’s Program
(in collaboration with AECC/Bournemouth University)
• Clinical Sciences
Work Disability Prevention Program
• Certificate
• Certificate and Master’s (AECC/Bournemouth University)
For further information, please visit www.cmcc.ca/GraduateStudies
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Applying to CMCC
Applying to CMCC
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Important Dates
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Application deadline
October 31, 2012
Interview Dates
Newfoundland
January 9, 2013
Nova Scotia January 10
New Brunswick January 11
British Columbia January 21
AlbertaJanuary 22
Saskatchewan January 23
Manitoba
January 24
Ontario
February 2 and 3
Letter of Offer
Mid March, 2013
Post Offer Receptions
March, 2013
Confirmation of Acceptance
Late April, 2013
Classes Begin
August 26, 2013
As enrolment is limited, CMCC will select the most qualified applicants for
admission based on an academic assessment, an interview, and all other
information submitted with the application. Only qualified applicants will be
granted a personal interview.
It is the student’s responsibility to enquire of the regulatory body for the
jurisdiction in which they wish to practice, to ensure that CMCC admission
requirements meet the eligibility requirements for pertinent licensing
examinations.
Admission Requirements
Academic Assessment
The minimum academic requirement for admission is a cumulative grade
point average (CGPA) of 2.50 on a 4.00 grade point scale from at least
three full years (15 full year courses or 90 credit hours) of undergraduate
university study. The academic component is based on all completed
qualifying postsecondary study reported at the application deadline. All
qualifying postsecondary courses are converted to a 4.00 grade point scale.
Marks obtained from graduate work are not calculated into the CGPA.
However, applicants holding Master’s or PhD degrees at the time of the
application deadline, and who otherwise qualify for admission, will be ranked
at the 75th percentile of the admission pool or will be ranked according to
their undergraduate academic CGPA, whichever is higher.
All academic requirements must be completed no later than May 31 of the
year of registration at CMCC.
Applicants who study in a university transfer program at a college must
subsequently complete one full year of undergraduate study (30 credit hours)
at a university in Canada prior to entering CMCC. Transcripts from both
institutions are required by CMCC. Applicants from the province of Québec
must complete two years of appropriate study in a CEGEP program, with
successful completion of the Diplôme d’Etudes Collégiales (DEC), and at
least two full years (10 full year courses or 60 credit hours) of undergraduate
university study in Canada.
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CMCC has one
entry point each year in late August.
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Applications for admission and required documentation are due
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Complete online application at www.cmcc.ca.
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Questions? Call
October 31, 2012.
1 800 463 2923 ext 147.
Interview
Interviews are granted if the applicant meets the required undergraduate
cumulative GPA of 2.50 on a 4.00 scale. The personal interview lasts
approximately 20 minutes and is conducted in English. CMCC conducts
interviews in most provinces across the country. Telephone interviews may
be granted in cases where applicants are residing outside Canada.
Other Requirements
• Completion of an online application – www.cmcc.ca
• Original transcripts to support academic submission
• Other documentation, as required.
All documentation is to be received by the Admissions Office by the posted
deadline.
International Applicants
CMCC welcomes international applicants. Those who have completed
their undergraduate education outside of Canada are required to meet the
same admission requirements as all other applicants. Please refer to the
Undergraduate Admissions section on CMCC’s website (www.cmcc.ca) for
complete admission requirements and supporting documentation needed by
international applicants.
All courses at CMCC are conducted in English. Students for whom English is
not a first language are required to show evidence of a minimum score of 7.0
on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), and/or obtain
a minimum score of 88 on the Internet based Test of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL).
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Financing
Financing
Financing any professional program requires considerable planning and
budgeting. Tuition for the four year program at CMCC, including student
activity fees, is projected to be approximately $23,000 annually for
Canadian students. Books and supplies are approximately $3,000 and
annual living expenses are estimated at $12,000. These are typical costs
for a professional program.
Students may be eligible, if qualified, for assistance under one or
more of the following components of the Ontario Student Assistance
Program (OSAP) https://osap.gov.on.ca/OSAPPortal, The Canada
Student Loans Program (CSL) http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/learning/
canada_student_loan/cslp.shtml, and/or the Ontario Student Loans
Program (OSL)
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Our Financial Aid Office is happy to assist students with their application
for financial assistance.
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The Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities has
reported the 2010 rates for Ontario Student Loan recipients for Ontario
postsecondary institutions participating in the OSAP program. CMCC’s
default rate is 0%.
Awards and Scholarships
Each year CMCC offers approximately 100 awards and scholarships
totalling over $85,000 to its students, including the following
scholarships available to applicants and those entering CMCC:
• One $5000 scholarship to the applicant with the highest CGPA at
the time of application
• One $3000 scholarship to the applicant with the second highest
CGPA at the time of application
• Ten $1000 scholarships to the applicant with the highest CGPA
from each province (minimum of a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale)
2011-2012 Annual Tuition and Fees*
Years I to IV
Canadian
International
Tuition
Student
Activity
SCCA
Student Group
Insurance
Total
$21,958
$26,350
$210
$210
$25
$25
$360
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$22,553
$26,585
Undergraduate Fees*
Admissions
Online applications (non-refundable)
$ 125
Interview (non-refundable)
$ 150
Application for transfer (non-refundable)
$ 250
Confirmation of acceptance (non-refundable)
$ 500
($250 of this will be credited to tuition)
Parking
Parking pass (non-refundable) $ 575
Parking card (refundable upon return) $
25
Supplies
Diagnostic equipment (approx.)
$ 825
Spinal column model (approx.)
$ 190
Textbooks Year I (approx.) $1,850
*Tuition and fees are set each spring by the CMCC Board of Governors and are
subject to change.
Natalia Lishchyna
BSc(Hons), DC, FCCS(C), MSc
Assistant Professor, Class of ‘98
“It is my privilege and pleasure to
work as a clinician with the Year IV
interns at our community clinics.
They bring with them the knowledge
they have acquired in the first three
years of study and begin to apply
it to real life clinical situations. At
graduation, I am proud to call them
my chiropractic colleagues.”
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Student Life
Student Life
Lasting Friendships. Community Spirit. Sports & Culture.
Many of the friendships you form while at CMCC will last a lifetime.
Students’ Council starts you off on the right foot with an exciting orientation
program for new students. Events occur throughout the year including
a showcase of student talent at the Innate Show, barbeques, athletic
intramurals, pub nights, and other social gatherings.
Clubs/Teams
Students get involved in many extra-curricular activities. Chiropractic
related clubs include Advancing Science in Chiropractic, the World
Congress of Chiropractic Students, and the Gonstead Technique Club. More
recreationally minded groups include the Outdoor Adventure Klub, Muay
Thai Club, and the Ultimate Frisbee Team and many participate in the wide
range of CMCC sports teams including volleyball, basketball, hockey and
floor hockey.
Over 140 languages and dialects are spoken here, and just over 30%
of Toronto residents speak a language other than English or French at
home.
In 2012, Fast Company magazine ranked Toronto second in the Top Ten
Smart Cities on the Planet. In 2011, the Mercer Quality of Living Survey
ranked Toronto 15th out of 50 cities worldwide, based on political,
social, economic and environmental factors, safety, public services,
transportation and recreation. In a related personal safety survey, Toronto
was ranked 17th out of 50.
Major sports teams
• The Toronto Maple Leafs
• The Toronto Blue Jays
• The Toronto Raptors
• The Toronto Argonauts
• Toronto Football Club
Major Arts Venues
• Art Gallery of Ontario
• Canadian Opera Company
• Canadian Stage Company
• National Ballet of Canada
• Royal Ontario Museum
Facilities
The recreational facilities available to students on campus include fully
equipped cardiovascular exercise and weight training rooms, a large
multipurpose gymnasium, a swimming pool, and the student lounge.
At CMCC, you have the best of both worlds: easy access to the many
activities, and cultural and entertainment events that Toronto has to offer,
blended with a touch of nature as the campus is nestled in an attractive
ravine allowing students to take full advantage of CMCC’s location to enjoy
the walking, jogging and biking trails.
Major annual festivals
• Caribana (Caribbean Festival)
• Toronto International Film Festival
• Luminato Festival of Arts and Creativity
• Pride Toronto
• Taste of the Danforth (Greek Festival)
• Toronto International Jazz Festival
• Canadian National Exhibition
Living and Learning in Toronto
Toronto, with a population of 2.61 million people is heralded as one of
the most multicultural cities in the world and is ranked as the safest
large metropolitan area in North America by Places Rated Almanac.
Located in a suburban area in north Toronto, with direct bus routes to the
Sheppard Subway and Yonge Subway lines, CMCC backs onto the scenic
East Don Park Ravine which is frequented by joggers, walkers and cyclists.
Through CMCC’s strong ties with our neighbourhood, many of our students
have obtained local housing through our student housing directory.
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Cmcc Institutional Status
CMCC Institutional Status
CMCC is accredited by the Canadian Federation of Chiropractic
Regulatory and Educational Accrediting Boards (CFCREAB) which is
incorporated under the laws of Canada. CFCREAB is a member of the
Council on Chiropractic Education International (CCEI), whose members
are the CFCREAB, the Council on Chiropractic Education–US, the
Australian Council on Chiropractic Education Ltd., and the European
Council on Chiropractic Education.
CCEI’s Model Standards, which comprise the essential accreditation
elements necessary for chiropractic accrediting agencies around
the world, ensure that each program they accredit provides quality
education so that their graduates can serve as competent and qualified
chiropractic practitioners.
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CMCC’s undergraduate program exceeds the education requirements
established for the practice of chiropractic and is recognized by all
provincial regulatory bodies in Canada.
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In 2005, CMCC was honoured to become the first private institution
granted the privilege of offering a professional health care degree
under the Ontario government’s Postsecondary Education Choice and
Excellence Act 2000. Our program is offered under the written consent
of the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities for the period
March 24, 2011 to March 24, 2021.
Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that
the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g.,
acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or
other educational institutions).
Visit CMCC’s Campus in Toronto
The campus is conveniently located in north Toronto close to public transit and major highways. There is parking on site.
Take a Tour of CMCC
Visits to CMCC are available on a drop-in basis Mondays through Fridays between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Please contact the Admission Office at
416 482 2344 or email [email protected] to request a tour, or to sit in on a lecture.
Getting Here
Driving? CMCC is located on Leslie Street just south of Steeles Avenue. Five kilometres north of Hwy 401, CMCC is minutes from Hwy 404 and the
Don Valley Parkway. Travel time from Buffalo is approximately one hour, and from Detroit four hours. Flying? CMCC is approximately a 30-minute
drive from Pearson International Airport.
Meet a CMCC Representative at Your Campus
Check our website (“For Prospective Students” section on homepage) regularly for a list of upcoming information sessions and fairs in your area:
www.cmcc.ca.
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6100 Leslie Street
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Telephone 416 482 2344
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[email protected]
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Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
6100 Leslie Street, Toronto, Ontario M2H 3J1
Telephone 416 482 2344
Toll free 1 800 463 2923
Fax 416 646 1114
www.cmcc.ca
[email protected]