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Best Chiropractic Programs in Ohio (2026)

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Part of Best Health Professions Colleges in Ohio

This page ranks the 5 Chiropractic programs in Ohio by median earnings of Chiropractic graduates four years after completing. Kettering College ranks 1st on this list, and its Chiropractic graduates in the earnings cohort number 10.

University of Cincinnati-Main Campus ranks 2nd, with 106 graduates in the earnings cohort, and Bowling Green State University-Main Campus ranks 3rd, with 34 graduates in the cohort.

The list includes 3 public and 2 private nonprofit programs. University of Cincinnati-Main Campus ranks 250th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions, the best on the page. Youngstown State University posts the lowest average net price, at $12,767.

The ranked list

5 schools in list order
RankSchoolProgram EarningsAverage net priceNet price, families under $30KAdmission rate
1Kettering College · Kettering, OHNo published median$21,650$16,00076.5%
Kettering College, a private nonprofit institution in Kettering, ranks 1st on this list and admits 77% of applicants.
2University of Cincinnati-Main Campus · Cincinnati, OHNo published median$25,648$17,97485.3%
University of Cincinnati-Main Campus carries a median federal debt of $25,000 among Chiropractic completers who borrowed and reports an average net price of $25,648.
3Bowling Green State University-Main Campus · Bowling Green, OHNo published median$24,022$18,39681.0%
Bowling Green State University-Main Campus ranks 740th on Azimuth's composite ranking among nonprofit four-year institutions, with 34 graduates in the earnings cohort.
4Xavier University · Cincinnati, OHNo published median$32,997$26,72886.4%
Xavier University shows an average net price of $26,728 for families earning under $30,000 and a median federal debt of $27,000 among Chiropractic completers who borrowed.
5Youngstown State University · Youngstown, OHNo published median$12,767$9,32884.5%
Youngstown State University ranks 5th on this list and reports an average net price of $12,767 alongside 31 graduates in the earnings cohort.

How this list is ordered

Programs are ordered by the median earnings of their Chiropractic graduates four years after completing, highest first. Only programs with a reported earnings cohort in Ohio appear. The figure covers federally aided graduates who completed the program, were working, and were not enrolled four years after completing. It does not adjust for graduate school enrollment, cost of attendance, or the characteristics of students who enroll, and it is not a measure of teaching quality. Three of the five programs are public and two are private nonprofit.