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Curriculum
Our students receive exceptional cased-based and hands-on training with renowned faculty and an unmatched network of academic support.
More learning opportunities
Summer research fellowship, off-site training, and agricultural learning experiences beyond the curriculum
My time at WSU has allowed me to cultivate a network of friends and colleagues that have helped me grow as a person and as a soon-to-be veterinarian. They have pushed me and gave me the knowledge to make educated decisions when dealing with patients and the people that love them enough to bring them to my clinic so that I can effectively advise and treat them.
Britt Dixon (’24 DVM)
Student ambassadors
Have a question? Connect with our DVM student ambassadors. They would love to hear from you and talk about their experiences in the program and life as a veterinary student.
WSU has prepared me to be a well-rounded, evidenced-based, empathetic veterinarian. We have outstanding faculty and staff that are dedicated to providing an excellent education and are passionate about teaching. I’ve been exposed to an abundance of opportunities through the relationships I’ve made in the tight-knit WSU community.
Janelle Thomas (‘24 DVM)
Class profile
Statistics for the current class of first-year veterinary students
Tuition and financial resources
We know financial planning is important. Learn about available financial resources and estimated annual costs of attendance.
Could a career in veterinary medicine be right for you?
It is never too early to start preparing for a career in veterinary medicine.
NAVLE
North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) results for WSU veterinary students
Accreditation – The AVMA Council on Education® (AVMA COE®) accredits DVM or equivalent educational programs. The AVMA COE assures that minimum standards in veterinary medical education are met by all AVMA-accredited colleges of veterinary medicine, and that students enrolled in those colleges receive an education which will prepare them for entry-level positions in the profession. The WSU College of Veterinary Medicine underwent accreditation review in 2017 and the current status is accredited. The next accreditation review will be in 2024.
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