Founded in 1922, Cleveland University-Kansas City is the place to learn the science, philosophy and art of chiropractic. More than one in every 10 chiropractors practicing in North America is a Cleveland graduate. Cleveland is the only chiropractic college continuing under the leadership of a founding family member. In line with the vision of the founders, today the institution strives to provide leadership in Health Promotion Education. The University’s College of Chiropractic awards the Doctor of Chiropractic degree. The University’s College of Health Sciences awards the Master of Science in Health Promotion, the Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology with emphasis in anatomy, physiology, public health, and nutrition, and the Associate of Arts degree in Biological Sciences. The Bachelor of Science in Human Biology degree prepares the graduate with the prerequisite sciences for application to medical, osteopathic, dental and doctor of chiropractic degree.
President
Dr. Carl S. Cleveland, III
Assistant to the President
Marjorie Bradshaw
Founded
1922
Degrees Offered
Doctor of Chiropractic, M.S. in Health Education & Promotion, B.S. in Human Biology, A.A. in Biological Sciences
Enrollment
Full-Time Total: 464
Part-Time Total: 13
Main Campus Total: 483
Faculty to Student Ratio
11:1
Financial Aid
"Sticker" Cost: $14,840
Average Financial Aid Package: $4,997
% Receiving Financial Aid: 50%
Religious Affiliation
None
Cleveland University-Kansas City
10850 Lowell Avenue
Overland Park, KS 66210
800.467.2252
http://www.cleveland.edu
