Announcement on August 21, 2003

The Council on Chiropractic Education and Life University College of 
Chiropractic today announced that the litigation concerning LUCC廣 
accreditation status has been concluded, and that LUCC廣 lawsuit and the 
CCE廣 appeal have both been dismissed.  CCE and LUCC look forward to a 
cooperative, collaborative, and mutually beneficial process in the years to 
come.

LUCC has held programmatic accredited status with CCE since 1985, 
including court-ordered accreditation from June 2002 through the 
conclusion of the special accreditation process.


Announcement of June 24, 2003

Life University and the Council on Chiropractic Education are pleased to 
announce that they have reached an agreement to resolve the issues 
surrounding the accreditation status of the University廣 Doctor of 
Chiropractic Program.  The agreement continues Life廣 accredited status 
and provides for a special accreditation process that is scheduled to be 
completed by the end of January 2005.

Announcement of 25% Rule Instruction

The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) Board of Directors has 
addressed certain educational program issues in connection with students 
who left Life College of Chiropractic (LUCC) and transferred into other 
doctor of chiropractic degree programs (DCPs) accredited by CCE.  In 
those specific cases where a student was enrolled at LUCC before June 10, 
2002, and transferred from LUCC after June 10, 2002, all DCPs, including 
Life, having enrolled or enrolling such students may allow those students to 
complete studies toward the doctor of chiropractic degree and may award 
the degree without regard to the final 25% total credits requirement as 
stated in the CCE Standards
 (Section 2, II, C., 1.).

As with any student graduating from a CCE-accredited DCP, the DCP must 
demonstrate and document that each student successfully has completed not 
less than 4,200 instructional hours, and all courses accepted for transfer 
must correspond to equivalent instructional in accordance with the 
curriculum offered by the DCP conferring the degree.  Such equivalence 
must be demonstrated and documented by the DCP.  The DCP choosing to 
exercise this limited exception must also document that each and every 
affected student has completed all regular requirements for graduation 
from the DCP granting the degree.