Pre-Veterinary Medicine
The College of Veterinary Medicine was established in 1905. Since then, more than 7,900 graduates have been granted the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. The college's nationally recognized instructional and research programs provide the highest standards of professional education.
We offer several options for students interested in various aspects of veterinary medicine, including companion animals, exotic species and domestic livestock. One option is to enroll in the pre-vet agriculture program and complete the required 64 hours of pre-professional requirements. The other option is to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree while working toward admission to veterinary school.
Concentrations
Early Admission Program
The Veterinary Scholar's Early Admission Program provides an admission opportunity for high school seniors when they enter K-State. The goals of the Early Admission Program are to recruit exceptional candidates for admission to the College of Veterinary Medicine, maintain their career focus on veterinary medicine and provide career experience. High school seniors with at least a 29 ACT score or 1330-1350 SAT are eligible to apply.
Involvement
The Pre-Vet Society brings together a diverse group of students interested in animal health. Club members benefit from listening to speakers and participating in conferences and activities. Students interested in exotic animals can volunteer or intern at the Sunset Zoo to get pratical experience and help with events, tours and special projects.
- Educator
- Nutrition Specialist
- Physiologist
- Public Health Administrator
- Researcher
- Veterinarian
- Wildlife Manager
- Administration
- Bioscience
- Entrepreneurship
- Production
- Research
- Veterinary Medicine