Veterinary Degrees Online

The vet has always had an important role in animal health and welfare, which has led to improved quality of life. Today, development and industrialization of animal products (meat, milk, fish, etc..) And the consequent demand for quality control and inspection of them, gives the figure of the veterinarian a greater role in society.
The students of the Veterinary UAX receive intensive theoretical and practical training through a personalized education in small groups by highly qualified teachers, which will train them as professionals of the highest order.

To this end, the UAX opened during the 2005-2006 academic year a large Veterinary Hospital equipped with the latest technology from Europe.

The veterinary field is the second fastest-growing profession. Our Vet Tech program combines classroom study with laboratory work, seminars, and a clinical externship to give you a well-rounded education. As a result, you’ll be prepared to take the state exam required to become a licensed technician.

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.

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The University of St. Francis offers excellent undergraduate preparation for veterinary school. USF does not offer a specific “pre-vet” major. Few colleges in the United States do because there is not a specific major required for admission to colleges of veterinary medicine. USF does offer a biology degree with a pre-veterinary track for students interested in pursuing careers in veterinary medicine. Therefore, USF students complete a core of courses which prepare them for entrance into veterinary college and still enjoy the freedom and flexibility to design a curriculum in advanced science course which are appropriate to their interests.

Colleges of veterinary medicine are looking for students who have completed a core of specific course work in biology, chemistry, math and physics and who have performed at a high academic level. Veterinary colleges may also require volunteer work or other specific types of clinical experience outside the classroom. In addition, coursework required in the humanities and social sciences may vary by school.

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)

Biology BIOL 120/121 3/1 Hours
Biology BIOL 122/123 3/1 Hours
Biochemistry ANSC 345 or BIOL/CHEM 446 3 Hours
Elective 300-400 level Animal Science, Biology, or Chemistry classes 3 Hours
Elective 300-400 level Animal Science, Biology, or Chemistry classes 3 Hours
Fundamentals of Chemistry CHEM 120/121 3/2 Hours
Fundamentals of Chemistry CHEM 222/223 3/2 Hours
Organic Chemistry CHEM 340/341 3/2 Hours
Organic Chemistry CHEM 342/343 3/2 Hours
Physics PHYS 231/232 3/1 Hours
Physics PHYS 332/233 3/1 Hours

Pre-Vet Required Core Courses
English Composition ENG 100 3 Hours
English Composition ENG 300 3 Hours
Literature ENG 200 3 Hours
Fine Arts ART 100 or MUSIC 120 or THEA 151` 3 Hours
Humanities/Fine Arts SCOM 161 3 Hours
Humanities/Fine Arts AH 290 or foreign lanaguage 3 Hours
History HIST 119 3 Hours
Social/Behavioral Science HIST 120 3 Hours
Social/Behavioral Science AGRI 108 3 Hours
Social/Behavioral Science PSY 100 or GOVT 110 or ECON 150 3 Hours
Mathematics* MATH 116 (3 Hours) and MATH 117 (3 Hours) or MATH 118 (5) or MATH 119 (4 Hours) or MATH 126 (4.5 Hours)