Logan University is a private university in Chesterfield, Missouri, focused on chiropractic and the health sciences. Wikipedia says it was founded in 1935 and named for founder and first president Hugh B. Logan, with a first class of seven enrolling on September 1, 1935. It began in a converted St. Louis residence, moved to Normandy in 1936, merged with Carver College of Chiropractic (1958) and Missouri Chiropractic College (1964), and acquired the former Maryknoll Seminary in Chesterfield in 1972. The name changed to Logan University in 2013-14. The campus covers 112 wooded acres. The main offering is the Doctor of Chiropractic, alongside an Ed.D. in Health Professions Education, master's programs and a B.S. in Human Biology. The chiropractic program has been accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education since 1978 and the Higher Learning Commission accredits the university. Enrollment is about 1,380.
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Logan admits by program. The Doctor of Chiropractic accepts students with a bachelor's degree or at least 90 credit hours at a qualifying GPA.
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Location
1851 Schoettler Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017, United States, Missouri
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