Texas Chiropractic College, McMurry University launch joint-degree program
Texas Chiropractic College and McMurry University signed an articulation agreement in Abilene, Tex. Present at the signing were, from left to right, Paul Fabrizio, MU vice president for academic affairs, and Clay McDonald, TCC provost and senior vice pres
Texas Chiropractic College and McMurry University are teaming up to establish a joint-degree program between TCC's doctorate degree in chiropractic and the McMurry University Department of Biology's bachelor's degree. The articulation agreement was formally signed on July 26 and goes into effect for the fall 2012 academic term. It will allow students to complete their prerequisites in three years and have early admission to the Texas Chiropractic College program, Larry Sharp, associate professor of biology at McMurry, explained in a press release. As the students finish their first year at TCC, they will send their transcripts to McMurry, who will then award them a degree in biology, thus saving them a year's worth of undergraduate expense. "We were very excited to be approached by McMurry University's Dr. Larry Sharp about forming a partnership between our institutions," Clay McDonald, TCC provost, said in the release. "This is a great opportunity for students interested in health care to more quickly and economically earn a bachelor's from McMurry and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree from TCC, making this a win-win for everyone." To learn more about the chiropractic program at TCC, visit www.txchiro.edu/gotcc, call 800-468-6839 or 281-998-6007 or email admissions@txchiro.edu. To learn more about McMurry University, its academic programs and enrollment process, visit www.mcm.edu or call 325-793-4700.
Related Stories
-
San Jacinto College volunteers bring holiday cheer to Vista del Sol apartment complex
-
HEB Announces 2013 Excellence in Education Healthy Campus grant recipients
-
Texas Chiropractic College and Sam Houston University enter partnership
-
Pasadena ISD seeks nominations for Distinguished Alumnus Awards
-
Pasadena ISD students receive free eyeglasses through See to Succeed event
-
Science building opens at San Jacinto College
-
Clear Creek Association of Retired Teachers to meet Dec. 11
-
Genoa Elementary School students visit San Jacinto College
-
Local educators named to Texas Chiropractic College Board of Regents
-
Pasadena High School alumni present gifts during halftime ceremony


