Angelo State University has an impressive acceptance rate of students applying to Veterinary School. The Pre-Veterinary Curriculm is based on the requirements for entry into Texas A&M University’s College of Veterinary Medicine.
The Pre-Veterinary Medicine curriculum at Sul Ross State University is designed to meet or exceed the requirements for entrance into the Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine. Students who plan to attenda different veterinary school should contact that school to obtain admission requirements and application forms.
For current entrance requirements and suggested courses for the School of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University, go to their site and see the Pre-Veterinary Medicine curriculum advisor.
It is very important that your declared major at Sul Ross State University be Animal Health Management. You and your advisor will then incorporate the needed Pre-Vet curriculum into your degree plan.
Costs for dependent** students living on campus
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Room
$5,014
Meals
$3,920
Direct Costs
$40,704
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$43,324
Costs for dependent** students living off campus
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Direct Costs
$31,770
Room
$5,014
Meals
$3,920
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$43,324
Costs for dependent** students living with family
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Room
$—–
Direct Costs
$31,770
Meals
$3,920
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$38,310
Costs for independent** students living on campus
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Room (average)
$5,014
Meals
$3,920
Direct Costs
$40,704
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$43,324
Costs for independent** students living off campus
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Direct Costs
$31,770
Room
$5,014
Meals
$3,920
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$43,324
Costs for independent** students living with family
Tuition
$29,880
Fees
$1,890
Room
$—–
Direct Costs
$31,770
Meals
$3,920
Books & Supplies (estimated)
$1,000
Miscellaneous Expense*
$1,620
Estimated Cost of Attendance
$38,310
Course
Number Course Title Lecture
Hours Lab
Hours Course
Credits
First Semester
ENG 111/101 College Composition I/Practical
Writing I 3 0 3
ADJ 166 Fish & Game Regulations 3 0 3
ADJ 100 Sur. of Crim. Justice System 3 0 3
SPD 100 Prin. of Public Speaking 3 0 3
FOR 135 Wildlife & Fisheries Mgmt. 3 1 4
TOTAL 15 1 16
Total Minimum Credits for the Career Studies Certificate in Wildlife Management and Enforcement 16
LMU’s cost is considerably less than many private universities.
For the 2008-2009 academic year:
Tuition: $15,120
Room & Meals: $5,580*
Total Cost: $20,700
(Undergraduate cost per credit hour: $630)
*Room and meal rates are based on Liles/West residence hall double occupancy and Meal Plan One (as described in the University Catalog). Cost may be higher if other room and board accommodations are desired. The costs stated are based on a normal annual course load of 32 credit hours. These costs do not include books, supplies or vehicle registration.
Most first-year students enroll in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences or the College of Engineering.
The Tippie College of Business admits highly qualified first-year students through its Direct Admission Program. The college admits all other students upon satisfactory completion of one to four semesters of pre-business study in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. If you are interested in this major but don’t qualify for Direct Admission, apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
The College of Nursing admits highly qualified first-year students through its Early Admission Program. Most first-year students interested in nursing enroll in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences, then apply to the College of Nursing at the beginning of their sophomore or junior year.
The colleges of Education and Pharmacy admit qualified applicants at the beginning of their sophomore or junior years. First-year students interested in pharmacy or education apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
The College of Medicine has undergraduate programs in Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Radiation Sciences, or Nuclear Medicine Technology. Students interested in these majors should apply to the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
The professional DVM curriculum of the College of Veterinary Medicine provides its students the most modern and advanced educational opportunity available in veterinary medical education today. The faculties of the College have established a tradition of incorporating innovative instructional programs and methods for the advancement of veterinary medicine in its service to animals and society.
Admission & Degree (Data, 2007)
Program No. of Student admitted
No. of Student enrolled No. of
Student achieved degrees
D.V.M. 40 221 42
Master 39 78 18
Ph D 28 43 12
Scholarships
Basis of Selection
Undergraduate : Scholarship award decisions are made on the basis of both scholastic achievement and financial need. Students whose past scholastic average are not lower than 2.7 (Scholarships can be granted to a student in serious financial need by the decision made by the scholarship committee with his grade lower than 2.7)
Undergraduate : According to the College regulations and guidelines of selection, the research assistants are distributed by the Department.
Total number of students and amount of scholarship
….( First semester, 2007 ) (Unit : KRW)
Type Student Tuition exempted Scholarships Total
No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount
Undergraduate 69 37,417,000 23 33,528,000 92 70,945,000
Graduate 37 15,762,000 7 8,954,000 44 24,716,000
Total 106 53,179,000 30 42,482,000 136 95,661,000
Credits Required for 6-Year-Course of Veterinary Medicine
Pre-vet course First & Second Year 68 credits
Veterinary Course First Year 17+17=34
Second Year 18+21=39
Third Year 20+21=41
Fourth Year 20+21=41
Total 155
Total 223(major 173 credits)
Animal Vaccine Technology was established in 2005, as the first graduate institute in studying animal vaccine & adjuvant in Taiwan. The institute offers graduate study leading to the degree of Master of Science. Currently, the institute is located in the main building of the Department of Veterinary Medicine in NPUST, long known as one of the nation’s leading Veterinary Medicine Department for biomedical and clinical research in the fields of animal, poultry, and fish diseases. Thus, the faculty collaborate with those in the NPUST Animal Vaccine & Adjuvant Research Center （NPUST AVARC）, which was set in 2003.
International students are welcome to submit their applications to undergraduate and graduate programs. Admissions are accepted in fall semesters only. International students are welcome to contact the relevant academic Department to discuss their applications.
Prospective international students find detailed information at:
http://adm.ncyu.edu.tw/~academic/core/basic/ptml.php?pageItem=1&HtmlSrc=/core/eng/admissions.html&TitleText=Admissions
Applicants seeking admission must submit the Application Forms with supporting documents to the Division of Admissions and Publications by February 28.
Once an application is received, it will take one month for necessary administrative processing.
General enquiries and submission:
The Division of Admissions and Publications, Office of Academic Affairs,
National Chiayi University, 300 University Road, Chiayi 60004, Taiwan, R.O.C.
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