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DVM Curriculum Overview

This course provides an overview of veterinary practice through a Problem-Based Learning curriculum. It covers anatomy, cell biology, genetics, physiology, pathology, clinical communication, and more. The program includes clinical rotations, distribution courses, and professional development opportunities across four years. Students have ample time for hands-on clinical experience and personal enrichment through vacation breaks and optional rotations.

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DVM Curriculum Overview

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  1. Course using PBL DVM Curriculum Overview Veterinary Practice Course Clinics Group A * Clinics Group B Summer Fall Winter Anatomy Cell Biology and Genetics Distribution Courses Physiology Pathology Yr. 1 Veterin Physical Exam General Pathology Ethics & Animal Care Clinical Communication Neuroanatomy Vacation, optional Introductory clinical rotations, summer programs Physiology & Pathology Microbiology, Immunology, Epidemiology Distribution Courses Medicine & Surgery Yr. 2 Public Health & Preventive Medicine Clinical Procedures Vacation, optional Introductory clinical rotations, summer programs Medicine & Surgery Clinical Rotations Distribution Courses Clinical Rotations Yr. 3 Clinical Rotations Distribution Courses Professional Development Clinical Rotations Clinical Rotations Clinical Rotations Distribution Courses Yr. 4 Distribution Courses Clinical Rotations Each student has at least 46-48 weeks of clinical rotations with 3 free blocks. Each free block lasts 2-3 weeks and can be used for vacation, extra clinical experience, career exploration or job interviews. *A small number of students have a full semester of distribution courses either their 3rd or 4th year.

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