The Washington State University
(WSU) College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) is
the 5th oldest CVM in North America. The WSU CVM
provides enrollment access to Washington and
Idaho resident students and has a long history
of serving Arizona, Hawaii, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming through
the Western Interstate Commission for Higher
Education (WICHE)
Compact. The program also accepts students from
all over the nation and the world. Upon
satisfactory completion of this program, the
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree is
conferred by the Regents of Washington State
University (WSU). A minimum of seven years is
required to obtain the DVM degree. These seven
years represent three or more years of
pre-professional (pre-veterinary) training,
which can be obtained at WSU, UI, or other
institutions with equivalent courses, followed
by four years of professional study in the DVM
program at WSU. The Regional Program in
Veterinary Medical Education is fully accredited
by the American Veterinary Medical Association’s
(AVMA)
Council on Education.
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