Is there an advantage in taking more science courses than the minimum prerequisites?
The first two years of study in veterinary medicine consist of challenging science course work. A student will find it beneficial to have had as much science course work in their undergraduate studies as possible, especially biological sciences. 4. What types of veterinary experiences are expected?** It is expected that a student will make every possible attempt to at least observe veterinarians in a variety of settings (large animal practice, small animal practice, research, wildlife/conservation work, etc.) to acquire an overview of what the profession is all about. There is no minimum hour amount of experience designated, but the Admissions Committee definitely wants to see a student articulate the learning they acquired in these experiences. 5. How much animal experience is necessary?** We don’t indicate a requirement for animal experience in a specific number of hours. Students are encouraged to seek opportunities with as broad a spectrum of species as possible. It is the learning
