| Auburn
University College of Veterinary Medicine- Auburn
has been involved in veterinary medicine since 1892, with
the arrival of Dr. Charles Allen Cary as professor and
later as first dean of the College. Since our first five
DVM graduates in 1909, Auburn has graduated more than
5,000 doctors of veterinary medicine. |
| University
of California-Davis College of Veterinary Medicine-
The University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary
Medicine, the largest veterinary school in the nation,
conducts an integrated, statewide mission of teaching,
research and service benefiting animal, human and environmental
health. The school is the primary health resource for
California's animals: companion animals, livestock and
wildlife. Unique partnerships with California's agriculture,
health, and environmental agencies maximize the state
and university activities and personnel who protect our
animal resources and foster the development of new knowledge.
Some programs are publicly funded; others are completely
supported by private gifts. |
| Colorado
State University College of Veterinary Medicine &
Biomedical Sciences- Welcome to Colorado
State University! As one of our nation's top institutions
of higher learning, we are committed to making things
happen – from the classroom and the laboratory to
communities across the world. In 2001-2002 we awarded
degrees to over 5,000 highly educated graduates, attracted
nearly 190 million dollars in research funding, raised
more than $34 million in private and corporate gifts,
and helped to fuel the state and national economies through
advances science and technology. |
| Cornell
University College of Veterinary Medicine-
The College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University
has a rich heritage and distinguished record in education,
research, and professional service. Known for its progressive
academic program and world-class resources, the College
of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University provides
international leadership in public health, biomedical
research, and veterinary medical care. |
| University
of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine-
The College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of
Florida, the state's only veterinary college, offers comprehensive
service to the public through a fourfold mission - teaching,
research, extension, and patient care. Following graduation
of its first class in 1980, the college has built on the
university's reputation for excellence. Outstanding academic
programs, coupled with exciting new facilities, distinguish
today's environment at the UF veterinary college - an
environment that continues to change and thrive in response
to patient and student needs. |
| University
of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine-
The mission of the College of Veterinary Medicine is to
promote the art and science of veterinary medicine through
the acquisition, application, and dissemination of scientific
advances that help diagnose and treat disease and maintain
health of animals and humans. |
| University
of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine- One of
only twenty-eight veterinary schools in the United States,
Illinois has earned a reputation for excellence. Not only
does the College graduate superbly educated veterinarians,
but it is fertile ground for innovative research, comprehensive
animal health care, and diagnostic services. |
| Iowa
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- As
the first public veterinary school in the United States,
we have a long history of advancing animal and public
health, and providing professional and educational leadership.
We are the state's primary health resource for livestock
and companion animals, and our ultimate objective is to
provide outstanding animal health care based on the integration
of clinical practice, teaching, research and service.
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| Kansas
State University College of Veterinary Medicine-
The College of Veterinary Medicine was established in
1905. Since then more than 5,000 men and women have been
granted the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. Departments
within the College of Veterinary Medicine are anatomy
and physiology, clinical sciences, diagnostic medicine/pathobiology.
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| Louisiana
State University School of Veterinary Medicine- The
school has an excellent faculty supported by modern equipment.
The Veterinary Medicine Building, located on the west
side of the campus near the Mississippi River, was dedicated
in October 1978. It houses three academic departments,
the Veterinary Medicine Library, the Veterinary Teaching
Hospital & Clinics, and the Louisiana Veterinary Medical
Diagnostic Laboratory. The facilities at the Veterinary
Teaching Hospital & Clinics are used as laboratories
where students are introduced to clinical cases and animal
disease problems, as well as to methods and techniques
used in their solution. The clinical case load at the
hospital, in-field services, and herd health programs
offer ample opportunities for the education of the complete
veterinarian. |
| Michigan
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- The
professional four year program leading to the Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) degree is designed to provide
basic medical education and clinical training in the diagnosis,
treatment, and prevention of animal diseases and to educate
veterinarians who are committed to using their skills
and knowledge for the benefit of society. Consequently,
the college's Admissions Committee selects for admission
those applicants who best demonstrate the personal and
academic potential to contribute to the broad spectrum
of the veterinary medical profession. Approximately 100
students are enrolled each fall. |
| University
of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine- We impact
the lives of animal and people every hour, every day through
our educational, research, service and outreach programs.
This website provides comprehensive information regarding
the College’s professional and graduate training
programs, research programs, the Veterinary Medical Center,
the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory and outreach/extension
programs. |
| Mississippi
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- The
graduate of the Mississippi State University College of
Veterinary Medicine will possess the necessary knowledge,
skills, behaviors, and attitudes to function competently
and ethically in the veterinary profession. The
graduate will be able to learn continually and progress
in the profession maintaining scientific currency and
technical competency. |
| University
of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine- The MU
College of Veterinary Medicine has several foci of strength.
One is the unique clinical curriculum. The curriculum
in the last two years requires six continuous weeks in
each of seven clinical specialties. Teaching is done in
a form of apprenticeship with as much pragmatic involvement
as possible in the Teaching Hospital. The design of teaching
within blocks is highly flexible and permits frequent
adaptation and improvement. Graduates are offered an average
of nearly three jobs each. |
| North
Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine-
The North Carolina State College of Veterinary Medicine
was established in 1978, admitted its first class of DVM
students in August 1981, dedicated its main facility in
April 1983, and graduated its first class of veterinarians
in May 1985. |
| Ohio
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- The
College of Veterinary Medicine offers the DVM Degree and
is proud to be ranked as one of the top 10 veterinary
schools in the nation. |
| Oklahoma
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- The
College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), Oklahoma State University,
has three missions: instruction, research, and public
service. The first responsibility of the College is to
provide for students in the professional curriculum the
very best educational experience possible. Paramount in
the educational philosophy of the CVM is the preparation
of students for "lifelong" learning and the
appreciation of and sensitivity to societal needs. |
| Oregon
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- The
College of Veterinary Medicine at OSU has long been known
for its small class size, individual tutoring and a teaching
and clinical faculty that cares about its students. Graduates
of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State
University are among the best-prepared in the nation." |
| University
of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine- Penn
differs from most schools of veterinary medicine. We were
created out of a medical school, Penn's Medical School,
and the concept of one medicine, the essential interrelationship
between animal health and human health, is at the core
of our education. We are at once an urban and a rural
campus, we are strongly oriented in science, have the
busiest teaching hospitals in North America, and are located
in the heart of a major research university and metropolitan
area. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, encouraging
students to explore so that they can maximize their opportunities
in this rich milieu. |
| Purdue
University School of Veterinary Medicine- Educational
opportunities are not limited to students seeking the
professional DVM degree, however. The School also offers
associate and bachelor's degrees in veterinary technology
and graduate and post graduate programs in the three academic
departments, Basic Medical Sciences, Veterinary Clinical
Sciences, and Veterinary Pathobiology. |
| University
of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine- Our mission
is to educate students in the art and science of veterinary
medicine and related biomedical sciences, and to discover
new knowledge and disseminate it to veterinarians and
others in order to advance human and animal well-being.
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Texas
A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine-
Dedicated to serving the state of Texas, Texas A&M's
College of Veterinary Medicine is one of only 31 colleges
of veterinary medicine in the United States and Canada.
Texas Aggie veterinarians proudly serve our state, our
nation and indeed the world in countless ways. From highly
sophisticated veterinary practices serving the residents
of Texas and their animals, to military, industrial, government,
and university roles, Aggie veterinarians hold positions
of prestige and responsibility. |
| Tufts
University School of Veterinary Medicine- Our talented
and dedicated faculty and staff have established an entrepreneurial
culture that values creativity and innovation on a scale
exceeding other places. Our students choose Tufts precisely
because our curriculum and signature programs broaden
their learning experience, while defining new roles for
veterinarians in society. In addition, students can enroll
in various joint degree programs: BS/DVM, DVM/MA in Law
and Diplomacy, DVM/MPH in Public Health, DVM/MS in Animals
and Public Policy, or DVM/PhD to define further their
career goals. We also have leading programs in Emergency
and Critical Care Medicine, Oncology, Radiology, Surgery,
Animal Behavior, Reproductive Biology, and Infectious
Diseases. |
| Virginia-Maryland
Regional College of Veterinary Medicine- For those
veterinary students wishing to focus their veterinary
careers in the growing area of "public practice,"
the College offers training through the Center for Government
and Corporate Veterinary Medicine. Based at the University
of Maryland, students are enrolled in clerkships in over
80 different national organizations, ranging from the
United States Department of Agriculture to SeaWorld. |
| Washington
State University College of Veterinary Medicine- Washington
State University's College of Veterinary Medicine is one
of the nation's top veterinary schools. It has one of
the best-equipped veterinary teaching hospital in the
world and top faculty who are respected worldwide. The
College is fully accredited by the American Veterinary
Medical Association. Awards more than $200,000 in scholarships
each year to DVM students. Ranks among the top U.S. veterinary
colleges in terms of extramural research support. |
| University
of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine- The University
of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM)
offers a four-year professional degree program leading
to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. The
goal of the professional curriculum is to provide each
graduate with a broad veterinary medical education and
the skills necessary for the profession. |
| University
of Guelph Ontario Veterinary College- The Ontario
Veterinary College (OVC) is dedicated to the advancement
of veterinary and comparative medicine through teaching,
research and service. As the oldest veterinary college
in Canada and the United States, OVC has been educating
veterinarians since 1862. Our College's alumni span the
globe, working in areas as diverse as clinical practice,
food safety and ecosystem health. |
