Following are the top leading colleges offering pre-vet programs:
Kansas State University
- K-State's pre-veterinary program is the ideal preparation for the doctorate of veterinary medicine offered by the College of Veterinary Medicine. It will lead to careers in private veterinary practice, research, wildlife preservation, public health, and more.
- The College of Veterinary Medicine is one of the oldest colleges at K-State. Vet professor and public health program director Michael Cates was named to the One Health Commission Board of Directors in 2009.
North Dakota State University (NDSU)
- The pre-veterinary medicine program at North Dakota State University provides candidates the opportunity to complete all of the requirements for admission to any of the veterinary colleges in the United States, Canada and selected foreign countries.
- Based on research expenditures among 679 research universities in the U.S., NDSU is placed in the top 100 in the country in several NSF research categories for FY 2008.
University of North Dakota
- The Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program offered through the College of Arts and Sciences sets guidelines and timetables for UND students to successfully complete the prerequisite coursework and other requirements relating to veterinary schools.
- The University of North Dakota as a whole is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Michigan State University
- Preveterinary Medicine is a non-degree granting major for freshman and sophomore students that have been admitted to Michigan State University.
- The preveterinary majors at MSU have a broad array of non-academic opportunities available such as a Preveterinary Medical Association, Study Abroad Opportunities, Service Learning Opportunities, and more.
- The College of Veterinary Medicine has an outstanding faculty, all of whom hold the doctor of veterinary medicine degree or the doctor of philosophy degree.
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Kansas State University
- K-State's pre-veterinary program is the ideal preparation for the doctorate of veterinary medicine offered by the College of Veterinary Medicine. It will lead to careers in private veterinary practice, research, wildlife preservation, public health, and more.
- The College of Veterinary Medicine is one of the oldest colleges at K-State. Vet professor and public health program director Michael Cates was named to the One Health Commission Board of Directors in 2009.
North Dakota State University (NDSU)
- The pre-veterinary medicine program at North Dakota State University provides candidates the opportunity to complete all of the requirements for admission to any of the veterinary colleges in the United States, Canada and selected foreign countries.
- Based on research expenditures among 679 research universities in the U.S., NDSU is placed in the top 100 in the country in several NSF research categories for FY 2008.
University of North Dakota
- The Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program offered through the College of Arts and Sciences sets guidelines and timetables for UND students to successfully complete the prerequisite coursework and other requirements relating to veterinary schools.
- The University of North Dakota as a whole is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Michigan State University
- Preveterinary Medicine is a non-degree granting major for freshman and sophomore students that have been admitted to Michigan State University.
- The preveterinary majors at MSU have a broad array of non-academic opportunities available such as a Preveterinary Medical Association, Study Abroad Opportunities, Service Learning Opportunities, and more.
- The College of Veterinary Medicine has an outstanding faculty, all of whom hold the doctor of veterinary medicine degree or the doctor of philosophy degree.
* Next: Top Veterinary Technician Schools
