Please note the additional requirements mandated by the states listed below.

Hawaii
Additional completion and documentation of all items listed in the Hawaii Administrative Rules §16-76 Subchapter 4 Items C, A-F (Iisted below) is required. Students seeking licensure in Hawaii must advise clinic administration upon enrollment of CCCI so these items can be tracked and documented accordingly as these items are not required for graduation or recorded to this extent.

(A) Performed, in the clinical setting, at least twenty-five examinations with case history for the purpose of developing a diagnostic or clinical impression of the status of the patient relative to chiropractic care;

(B) Performed and interpreted, ordered and interpreted, or interpreted, in the clinical setting, at least twenty-five area radiographic (diagnostic imaging) examinations with written reports of findings;

(C) Interpreted, while in the degree program, clinical laboratory tests to include at least twenty-five urinalysis, twenty hematology procedures such as complete blood counts, and ten clinical chemistry, microbiology or immunology procedures or profiles on human blood and other body fluids;

(D) Demonstrated an ability to palpate specific anatomical landmarks associated with spinal segments and other articulations; selected and effectively utilized palpatory and other appropriate methods to identify subluxations of the spine and other articulations; performed a minimum of two hundred fifty adjustments (or manipulations), at least two hundred of which must be spinal, occurring during at least two hundred fifty separate patient care visits;

(E) Integrated the elements of the basic, chiropractic, clinical sciences and clinical instruction into clinical decisions;

(F) Ordered, performed, and integrated the data utilizing appropriate services from those listed above for case management and follow-up for a minimum of ten different outpatients;

Oregon
Additionally, the Oregon Board determined that all applicants must submit 36 hours of education in minor surgery and proctology as part of their application eligibility which are not offered at Texas Chiropractic College. Students seeking licensure in Oregon need to complete the minor surgery and proctology hours elsewhere. See OAR 811-020-0006; links below.

https://oregon.public.law/rules/oar_811-020-0006#google_vignette
https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/viewSingleRule.action?ruleVrsnRsn=255712