Bachelor of Science in Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences - Pre Veterinary Medicine

Pre-veterinary medicine students can choose a variety of pathways to veterinary school. Some choose biology or chemistry with a concentration in pre-veterinary studies, while others choose clinical and diagnostic sciences with a specialization in pre-clinical professions. However, most veterinary schools do not require a bachelor's degree before admission provided that all the prerequisite courses for the veterinary school have been completed. This concentration represents the minimum course work needed for application to most veterinary schools and provides the background needed before taking the GRE entrance exam. The pre-medical concentration and pre-clinical specialization represent the minimum coursework needed for application to most veterinarian schools. Students interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree must select a major from those offered by the university.

Have your official high school transcripts sent to Undergraduate Admissions.Cumulative high school grade point averages of 3.2 or above. Applicants with cumulative grade point averages below 3.2, but above 2.5, may be admitted after consideration of the quality of academic preparation. Scholarship awards are based on a student's academic record at the time of admission.