Chiropractic college?

I'm an undergrad (junior) in college, my major is biology. For the past 3 years my emphasis has been on pre-dental, but I'm seriously reconsidering changing to either physical therapy or possibly going to chiropractic college. Can anyone tell me what my next step would be?

Biology majors have selected a wide variety of careers from physician to pharmacist, from naturalist to teacher.

Physical Therapist
Associate Professor of Oceanography
Ecologist
Physician
Doctor of Chiropractic
Director of Land Protection, The Nature Conservancy
Senior Scientist, Cell Therapeutics, Inc.
Attorney
Anesthesiologist
Pediatrician
Associate Professor of Biology
Tax Examiner
Science Teacher
Vice President, Corporate Development, TheraTech, Inc.
Clinical Dietitian
Professor of Surgery
Pharmacist
Research Technician
Senior Fellow, East-West Center
Highway Safety Specialist, US Dept. of Transportation
Director, Safety and Education, National Arborist Association
Senior Research Associate, Incyte Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Assistant Medical Examiner
Veterinary Poison Information Specialist
Wildlife Specialist Supervisor
Orthopedic Surgeon
Professor of Cell Biology
Director of Contraceptive Center
Veterinarian
Biologist, NIEHS
Senior Aquatic Ecologist, The Nature Conservancy
Head Naturalist
Dentist
Natural Resources Specialist
Assistant Manager, Corporate Philanthropy, Pfizer, Inc.
Latin America Director, PATH
Adjunct Instructor of English
Operations Director, Santa Cruz AIDS Research Foundation
Environmental Educator
Vice-President, Business Development, Ziff-Davis
Professor and Executive Officer, Caltech
Dean, Medical Center
Pilot
Genetics Counselor
Associate Director, Monsanto/Searle Pharmaceutical Unit
President, Dial Diabetic Supplies Inc.
Extension Agent, University of Hawaii Sea Grant Extension Service

If you want to be a Chiropractor,

Students should plan to apply to chiropractic schools at least 6 months to one year prior to desired admission. Many chiropractic programs will have multiple starting classes each year, so plan accordingly. Each chiropractic college has their own application form and the student should contact each institution individually.

Letters of Evaluation

Each chiropractic college establishes their own rules in the application process regarding letters of evaluation. Many schools will require three letters of evaluation along with a letter of recommendation from a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic. The prospective applicant should contact each school individually to obtain specific requirements.

What state are you considering to attend college?

Here is a site that provides a list of chiropractic colleges:
http://www.naturalhealers.com/feat-chiro...

What is your passion?