International Students

The specific requirements of entrance into the program leading to the Doctor or Naprapathy Degree are: Applicants with 60 hours of college credit (associates degree or the equivalent).

EASY STEP-BY-STEP APPLICATION PROCESS

RECORDS
Transcripts from international institutions must be evaluated by World Education Services (WES)

Apply online – Visit: https://applications.wes.org/createaccount

NCNMU Requires the “Basic” course-by-course translation

Create your account at the link provided here: https://applications.wes.org/createaccount/

F-1 VISA
Form I-20, “Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status” will be issued only
when the following criteria have been met:

Written application has been completed and non-refundable $100.00 application fee
has been submitted.
Official transcripts have been translated and evaluated
Proof of financial responsibility
Qualifications have been reviewed, all essential paperwork completed
Official acceptance for a full course of study at NCNMU

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
International students applying to NCNMU are required to present proof of proficiency in the English language by the following scores on the test of English as a Foreign Language:

(TOEFL)
Paper-base total: 500
Computer-base total: 173
Internet-based total: 61

ARE YOU A GRADUATE OF A DN PROGRAM SEEKING TO GET A DN LICENSE IN THE US?

NCNMU’s Licensing Exam Eligibility Policy for Naprapathic Graduates

NCNMU is committed to supporting graduates from various Naprapathic programs in becoming eligible to take the State of Illinois License Exam. Our policy provides a clear pathway for these graduates to meet the necessary qualifications and achieve their professional goals in Naprapathy.

NCNMU: Your Gateway to Naprapathy Licensure in the U.S.

NCNMU warmly invites graduates from Naprapathy programs, both international and domestic, who are seeking licensure. Enroll as an advanced degree student and benefit from dedicated study support and course guidance for the Illinois Licensing Exam, provided by Continental Testing.

For more information, reach out to us at [email protected], or visit our FAQs page where you can find answers to common questions about obtaining licensure in the United States.

International Students

The specific requirements of entrance into the program leading to the Doctor or Naprapathy Degree are: Applicants with 60 hours of college credit (associates degree or the equivalent).

EASY STEP-BY-STEP APPLICATION PROCESS

RECORDSTranscripts from international institutions must be evaluated by World Education Services (WES)

Apply online – Visit: https://applications.wes.org/createaccount

NCNMU Requires the “Basic” course-by-course translation

Create your account at the link provided here: https://applications.wes.org/createaccount/

F-1 VISAForm I-20, “Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status” will be issued onlywhen the following criteria have been met:

Written application has been completed and non-refundable $100.00 application fee

has been submitted.

Official transcripts have been translated and evaluated

Proof of financial responsibility

Qualifications have been reviewed, all essential paperwork completed

Official acceptance for a full course of study at NCNMU

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTSInternational students applying to NCNMU are required to present proof of proficiency in the English language by the following scores on the test of English as a Foreign Language:

(TOEFL)Paper-base total: 500Computer-base total: 173Internet-based total: 61

ARE YOU A GRADUATE OF A DN PROGRAM SEEKING TO GET A DN LICENSE IN THE US?

RECORDS
Transcripts from international institutions must be evaluated by World Education Services (WES)

F-1 VISA
Form I-20, “Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant (F-1) Student Status” will be issued only
when the following criteria have been met:

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
International students applying to NCNMU are required to present proof of proficiency in the English language by the following scores on the test of English as a Foreign Language:

(TOEFL)
Paper-base total: 500
Computer-base total: 173
Internet-based total: 61