Veterinary Medicine

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P1


Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
VMED 9000 Orientation to Veterinary Medicine	0	VMED 9121 Veterinary Anatomy II	3
VMED 9200 Veterinary Parasitology I	3	VMED 9141 Organology of Domestic Animals	2
VMED 9010 Veterinary Medical Ethics & Law	1	VMED 9150 Diagnostic Imaging	2
VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1	VMED 9151 Veterinary Neurosciences	4
VMED 9111 Veterinary Anatomy I (Small Animal)	4	VMED 9210 Veterinary Parasitology II	2
VMED 9130 Genetic and Cellular Basis of Animal Disease	1	VMED 9301 Physical Diagnoses of Large and Small Animals	2
VMED 9110 Physiology I	5	Electives	1-2
VMED 9131 Basic Microanatomy/Domestics Animals	3	VMED 9120 Physiology II	4
VMED 9180 Veterinary Ethology	2	VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1
VMED 9050 Professional Development and Business Fundamentals	1	VMED 9190 Introduction to Veterinary Pharmacology	1

P2


Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
VMED 9270 Introduction to Cytology	1	VMED 9510 Hemolymphatic System	1
VMED 9260 Veterinary Pharmacology	3	VMED 9040 Veterinary Food Safety	2
VMED 9250 Virology & Prions	2	VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1
VMED 9280 Bacteriology & Mycology	3	VMED 9030 Veterinary Epidemiology & Zoonoses	2
VMED 9230 Veterinary Clinical Pathology	3	VMED 9020 Veterinary Medicine and the Law	1
VMED 9220 Principles of Veterinary Pathology	3	Electives	1-3
Electives	1-3	VMED 9530 Respiratory System	3
VMED 9380 Physical Diagnosis II	1	VMED 9540 Small Animal Alimentary System	2
VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1	VMED 9640 Large Animal Alimentary System	2
VMED 9240 Principles of Veterinary Immunology	3	VMED 9700 Introduction to Anesthesia	3
VMED 9580 Nervous System (Moving from fall to spring)	2	VMED 9310 Introduction to Surgery	2
	VMED 9520 Cardiovascular System	2

P3


Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
VMED 9410 Applied Clinical Imaging	2	VMED 9350 Veterinary Toxicology	2
VMED 9311 Surgical Practicum	1	VMED 9360 Production Preventative Medicine	3
VMED 9550 Urinary System	2	VMED 9370 Oncology	1
VMED 9560 Endocrine System	2	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine	2
VMED 9570 Theriogenology	4	VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1
VMED 9580 Nervous System	2	VMED 9320 Large Animal Nutrition	2
VMED 9330 Exotic Companion Animal Medicine	2	VMED 9340 Emergency Medicine and Critical Care	2
VMED 9062 Clinicopathology Conference Critical Thinking	1	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine	2
VMED 9590 Musculoskeletal System	3	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine	2
VMED 9262 Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics	1	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine	2
Electives	1-3	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine	2
VMED 9310 Introduction to Surgery	2	VMED 9670 Special Senses Systems	1

SUMMER


Summer	Hours
VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine (total of 12 hours of VMED 9621)	2

P4


Fall	Hours	Spring	Hours
VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine (total 19 hours of VMED 9621)	2	VMED 9621 Clinical Rotations in Veterinary Medicine (total of 14 hours of VMED 9621)	2
	VMED 9801 Preceptorship	3
	VMED 9950 Clinicopathologic Conference	1
	UNIV 4AA0 Creed to Succeed	0

TOTAL HOURS - 172

Rotations will be set up in blocks of two 2-week rotations.
There are 24 2-week rotations that each student must complete, 15 are required rotations and 9 are elective rotations that the student must select from an approved list.

Disciplines

College of Veterinary Medicine

Requirements

Entry Requirements

International freshmen applicants are currently attending or graduated from high school but have not attended college (summer following high school graduation excluded).

International Freshmen Criteria

Admission to Auburn University is competitive. More students apply to Auburn each year than we can admit, and many have strong academic credentials.

Documents Needed

Traditional Applicant:

A completed application includes an admissions application and an application fee; an official evaluated high school transcript, official ACT/SAT scores, official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE scores, affidavit financial support, and supporting bank letter.

Test-Optional Applicant:

A completed application includes an admissions application and an application fee; an official evaluated high school transcript, official TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE scores, affidavit financial support, and supporting bank letter.

Standardized Test Requirements

The ACT or the SAT is required of all international freshmen applicants. Official test scores must be submitted directly from the testing agency.

Auburn University School codes are:

ACT 0011
SAT 1005

Academic Transcripts

International students attending a U.S. high school can send their transcripts directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admission.

Admissions Processing
1550 E Glenn, Suite 1210
Auburn, AL 36849

English Requirements

PTEMin 53
IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 79

Fee Information

Application Fee 60

How to Apply

When you are ready to apply, your application can be submitted online at auburn.edu/admissions or through the Common Application. There is no preference given to either application. We encourage you to submit the application you start. Filling out both applications may delay your file review process.

Options

Apply through Auburn University Summer, Fall 2023

Apply through Common App Summer, Fall 2023

Auburn University Spring 2024 Application Opens July 1

Submit your Admission Application.
Pay the $60 non-refundable application fee (USD).
ACT and/or SAT scores submitted directly from the testing agency.
TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE scores sent from the Educational Testing Service (ETS).
Submit your official evaluated high school transcripts.
Submit an Affidavit of Financial Support.
Submit a Supporting Bank Letter.