Question
I debated for nearly a year between attending chiro. school in Florida or Iowa (Palmer).  I finally choose Florida because of the new integrated curriculum they are implementing. The first class of students in Fl did very well on the National Boards.  I don't know your stance on Palmer, but do you think opting for a new school that caters to my learning style was a wise choice or a very big risk/mistake? (because of the newness of the school).

Answer
generally, there are two main objectives in attending chiropractic college. one is learning how to get sick well, the other is preparing to pass the examinations to become licensed. ideally, of course, the one should  naturally include the other. without question, you need to be prepared to pass your exams, but the most important matter is that you receive a good foundation on which to begin taking care of people when you are done. i recommend you seek a college which shows a high rate of graduate licensure upon first board exam, as well as one which emphasises upper cervical specific correction.