Northeast College of Health Sciences

Aug 27th, 2022

Aug 26th, 2022

The campus was beautiful- staff at admissions was very nice and helpful
Jul 31st, 2022

Hmm... Where to begin? Perhaps, in agreement with prior reviews regarding, "toxic behavior and complacency," being rewarded with leadership. Also, "good work being rewarded with more work," with progress stifled. The college boasts a rigorous, "science based," program, yet chooses to ignore the 35 years of, "science backed," research regarding food colorings and its, "very unlikely," association with ADHD... Also, it seems as if most, "cognitive-based," disorders are subject to ill-mannered jokes unbefitting for the year 2022 when sociology and psychology fields had actively worked to dispel these kinds of jokes delivered in bad taste. I fear that after all of the, "begging," for more Medicare billing benefits, most of these students will begin to push the agenda that vaccines cause autism. In fact, the students are taught IN lecture, to very carefully steer away from the mentioning of being, "anti-vaccine," so as not to hurt potential, "business," with MDs. Because at NYCC, that's all medicine is to a DC, a, "business." The student body is lacking in diversity, and the students ARE very passive/hyper aggressive, "clichey," immature, assumptive and arrogant. No one, with the current state of stagnation that the Chiro field is in, comes to a chiropractic college on purpose. The education cost ratio to expected salary is too low and so is the availability of jobs. The field is either too new, too old, or completely stuck in the 1970s. Much of the career seems to be spent on, "proving," that you're worthy of being called, "doctor," and begging for acceptance from MDs and DOs. The professors are hit or miss, and they are generally inconsistent in attitude and demeanor. I find that ethics training would be beneficial, especially in their reception to people of different backgrounds and cultures. This should not be necessary in 2022, but the NYCC faculty and student population BEG to differ. Also, it's never nice to call someone the R word especially its use in a professional setting. No wonder the student body never acted professionally, as, "we," have to honestly take a look at their role models and mentors. A cancerous society of, "thinking," peoples. Outdated principles that they, "hold onto," and think that it is somehow, "funny," or, "acceptable," in a professional, processive society. A, "cancer," by the way, that's already eradicated in MOST professional settings, but this type of lack of regard just seems as outdated as polio. Honestly, take the MCAT and get into an MD program. Don't waste your time here and don't use this place as a stepping stone to get into an MD program. It's too expensive, and socially, it's toxic and exhausting. The absolutely worst people that I have ever met. Racism and sexism ... and victim blaming! In the year 2022! Don't cut corners, which is ironically, what the perspective of chiropractic business practices' seem to be! EDIT: Also, they teach the idea of, "accountability," but their actions and words seem to contradict this. Contradiction seems to be a running theme here. The chiropractic community also does not agree on its own identity as a career, and the field is very inconsistent. How are you going to teach if you don't even know your own field purpose? Done trying to help them out. Waste of time.
Jul 29th, 2022

Nice campus, friendly staff and beautiful area!
Aug 31st, 2021