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FAQ’s
Responses to some of the most common questions we’re asked.
When can I apply?

Our College has one intake per year at the end of January. Applications are accepted throughout the year, and as we have limited places available, we recommend applying as early as possible.

What subjects should I take in high school?

There are no mandatory courses you have to take at high school level, although classes such as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Health or P.E. are a good base.

What are the tuition fees?

Please refer to our website for current tuition fees. chiropractic.ac.nz/tuition-fees

Can I get StudyLink?

If all StudyLink requirements are met, New Zealand citizens and residents are eligible for full StudyLink loans to cover tuition fees. You may also be eligible for the student allowance while you are studying with us. Australian citizens and permanent residents are also eligible for StudyLink loans and the student allowance after living in New Zealand for three consecutive years.

What are the accommodation options?

The College does not have student housing, but we can assist you with finding accommodation. Students often live in shared housing within walking distance or a short drive from the College.

When can I start?

Our College has one intake per year at the end of February. Classes run until November, with three breaks throughout the year. Applications are accepted throughout the year, and places are limited so we recommend applying early.

Are international students eligible for student funding?

It is possible for students from many countries to receive a student loan or financial aid to assist with the cost of tuition. For details on how this may apply to you, refer to information on our website chiropractic.ac.nz/international-students

What kind of Visa will international students need?

You will need to show proof of a valid student visa before you can start your studies with us. A student visa can be granted for up to four years. Students can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year, and full-time during holiday periods. Full details and requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available on the Immigration New Zealand website: www.immigration.govt.nz