If you want to attend a school that will accept anyone, this is your place. Also, if you want to get into a profession that hasn't changed it's outlook or progressed to expand it's scope then become a DC. Otherwise I would stay as far away from this place and this profession as possible. Chiro helps a ton of people, that is without question but it's way too hard to succeed and not worth going 200k into debt when NP's, PA's, and PT's can do more than DC's with a lot less schooling, debt, and they don't need to fight as hard since all they can do is pop joints. DC's can't even write an antibiotic for patients who come in with a UTI.