Veterinary Degrees Online

Procedures of science and technology for conservation and protection of animal health, husbandry and breeding of domestic animals.
Examine, diagnose and prescribe treatments.
Investigate, adapt and create technology livestock.
Promote experimentation and improvement of appropriate technologies.
Develop and monitor production and quality of foodstuffs for livestock.
Treat and prevent diseases of farm animals and older animals.

To do so requires: Capacity for observation, analysis and synthesis.
Concern scientists and researchers.
Psychomotor skills.
Interest in animal health.

Curriculum: Syllabus

Degrees and Titles: Animal Health Technologists (3 years).
Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry.
Job Title: Veterinarian Zootecnica.

Duration:

10 academic semesters

Our pre-veterinary program will prepare you to meet the admission requirements of Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine. To become a veterinarian, you must graduate from a four-year program at an accredited college of veterinary medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. or V.M.D.) degree and obtain a license to practice. All veterinary schools require a significant number of credit hours, ranging from 45 to 90 semester hours, at the undergraduate level. However, most schools prefer completion of the bachelor’s degree. Because the requirements vary from school to school, you should contact each school about their specific requirements. Twenty-eight schools in 26 states meet accreditation standards set by the Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

# of Credit Hours
In-state Tuition
Out-of-State Tuition
Associate’s Degree
Out-of-State Tuition
Bachelor’s Degree
Comprehensive
Student Fee

1
$ 207.00
$ 365.00
$536.00
$ 51.43

2
$ 414.00
$ 730.00
$1072.00
$ 97.86

3
$ 621.00
$1095.00
$1608.00
$144.29

4
$ 828.00
$1460.00
$2144.00
$190.72

5
$1035.00
$1825.00
$2680.00
$237.15

6
$1242.00
$2190.00
$3216.00
$283.58

7
$1449.00
$2555.00
$3752.00
$330.01

8
$1656.00
$2920.00
$4288.00
$376.44

9
$1863.00
$3285.00
$4824.00
$422.87

10
$2070.00
$3650.00
$5360.00
$469.30

11
$2277.00
$4015.00
$5896.00
$515.73

12 and up
Full -Time
$2485.00
$4375.00
$6435.00
$627.50

* All fees are subject to change without notice

Description of Tuition and Fees
In-State Tuition – Cost of college courses

Students preparing to go into dentistry, medicine or veterinary medicine take many of the same entry courses. These suggested courses should aid students in preparing for medical fields, but successful completion of these courses does not ensure entry into professional schools. A student usually must earn a bachelor’s degree in any area of interest before being considered by a professional school. Final acceptance by a professional school is based on analysis of previous college work, special entrance examinations and other criteria.

All pre-professional areas in this program guide require two years of chemistry, one year of physics, and one to two years of biology/zoology. A student’s mathematics skills should extend through a minimum of Mathematics 1432, Trigonometry. Students should begin the appropriate course sequences as soon as practical.

The professional fields of dentistry, medicine and veterinary medicine are well known for their social, psychological, economic and essential benefits to both patient and practitioner. Entry into professional schools is very competitive; successful entrants will have superior character and excellent performance in courses and admissions tests.

The objective of this Master of Science (MSc) programme is to produce skilled nutritionists who can efficiently apply their knowledge into practice. The programme of studies aims to equip students with a skill in feed formulation, to generate familiarity with apparatus for feed evaluation and feed production as well as to build up a capability to elucidate utilisation of nutrition and disorders caused by nutritional imbalance in animals. Furthermore, the programme also provides knowledge on research methodology including experimental design, parameters selection and result analysis. (NB.: The applicants to the programme are required to be a holder of a bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Science, Animal Husbandry, Animal science, Food Science, Food Technology or related field.)

Matriculated Day and English Language Program

Full-Time Tuition (12.0-17.0 credits per semester)

per year

per semester

$27,100

$13,550

Part-Time Day Tuition–including Non-Matriculated Students (1.0-11.99 credits)

per credit

$1,130

Overload (in excess of 17.0 credits)

per credit

$735
Audit Fee (per credit) $565
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $395
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $412

Matriculated Evening

Part-Time Evening Tuition (1.0 to 8.0 credits; evening classes)

per credit

$285

Part-Time Evening Tuition (1.0 to 8.0 credits; day classes)
per credit

$412

Accelerated Format Courses (needs approval from M.E. Advisor)
per credit

$412

Part-Time Day/Evening Courses (8.01 or more credits)

per credit

$1,130
Audit Fee (Evening Classes – per credit) $145
Audit Fee (Day Classes – per credit) $210
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $265
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $285

Bachelor of Liberal Studies

1.0 to 8.0 credits

per credit (day/evening classes)

$285

8.01 or more credits

per credit (day/evening classes)

$412

Audit Fee (evening classes)
$145

Audit Fee (day classes)
$210
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $265
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $285

Degree Completion

Cohort 23 – 24

per credit (no audit allowed)

$412

Cohort 25 – 26

per credit (no audit allowed)

$412

Education Cohort 7 – 8

per credit (no audit allowed)

$412

Education Cohort 9 – 10

per credit (no audit allowed)

$412

Nursing Dual Registration/Degree*

Full-Time Students (over 9.0 credits)

per year

$374

Part-Time Students (1.0 to 8.99 credits)

per year

$280
*Dual Registration/Degree from WSU and Whitworth University

Project Talent (1 course only)

per course (limited to high school students only)
$750

Elder Scholars

per credit
$165
For a limited number of students 65 years of age and older; one day course per semester/term may be taken on a space-available basis. For more information, call 509.777.3205.

Independent Studies/Internships/Local Field Studies
See Matriculated Day/Evening per credit rates (Requires approval by Associate Dean.)

Course Challenge Examination

per 3-credit course

per credit if other than 3-credit
$705

$235

International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

Application Fee
$300

International Post-Baccalaureate Program

Fall and Spring Tuition

Per semester – audit only (1.0 – 12.0 credits)

Jan Term – audit only

Per credit – Undergraduate

Per credit – Graduate

$4,200

$1,100

$1,130

$630

Graduate Studies in Education
Tuition (1.0 to 16.99 credits) $444
Tuition – Professional Teacher Certificate (1.0 – 10.0 credits – per credit) $335
Audit Fee (per credit) $225
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $425
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $444

Master in Teaching

Full time tuition – Fall and Spring Terms (9.0-24.0 credits per semester)
$7,772
Overload per credit (in excess of 24.0 credits) $390
Summer classes per Term $5,123

Master of Business Administration / Master of International Management
Tuition per credit $630
Audit fee (per credit) $315
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $598
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $630

Master of Arts in Theology
Tuition per credit $500
Audit fee (per credit) $250
Summer Terms – 2008 (per credit) $500
Summer Terms – 2009 (per credit) $500

Post-Baccalaureate Education Certification Program

Full-Time Tuition (12.0-17.0 credits per semester)
$13,550
Part-Time Day Tuition (8.01-11.99 credits) per credit $1,130
Part-time Day Tuition (1.0 to 8.0 credits) per credit $412
Part-time Evening Tuition (1.0 to 8.0 credits) per credit $285
Audit fee (graduate classes per credit) $225
Audit fee (undergraduate classes per credit less than 8.0 credit evening) $145
Audit fee (undergraduate classes per credit less than 8.0 credit day) $210
Audit fee (undergraduate classes per credit over 8.0 credit day/evening) $565
Summer Classes – 2008 (1.0 to 8.0 credits) per credit $265
Summer Classes – 2008 (over 8.0 credits) per credit $395
Summer Classes – 2009 (1.0 to 8.0 credits) per credit $285
Summer Classes – 2009 (over 8.0 credits) per credit $412

The program is focused on how to get the best economic performance of livestock production, while good animal welfare and food safety are set in høgsetet.

Pets environment, animal welfare, feeding, animal health, physiology and anatomy are key topics. You will also learn about hensiktsmesige buildings for livestock.

The knowledge associated with the economy through the topics “operating management and entrepreneurship”, “svineproduksjon” and “cattle production” where, among other things, analyzes the operations and finance for some farms. You are challenged to think again.

Do not have experience with animal care from before, you’ll learn it early in the program. Nord-Trøndelag University College collaborates with Mære landbruksskole and farmers in the area, so that you as a student gets close contact with practical livestock.

In the final phase of the program conducts a self-written reports (BA thesis). Then you can more deeply into a subject you are particularly interested in.

Information for Freshmen and Transfer Students
For students who are in high school or will be first-time college students, or for students interested in transferring from another college to Missouri State.
Information for Graduate Students
For students who have (or will have) a bachelor’s degree and wish to receive information about a master’s, specialist, or doctoral degree or a graduate certificate.
Information for Non-Degree Seeking Students
For students 18 years of age or older who wish to enroll in selected undergraduate courses but not pursue a degree and for students who have a bachelor’s degree who wish to enroll in courses at either the undergraduate or graduate level but not pursue a degree.
Information for International Students
For all students from other countries who are not US citizens or permanent residents who wish to attend Missouri State to pursue either a bachelor’s degree or a graduate degree.