Pre Veterinary Advising
If you are planning on applying for veterinary school, having a pre-vet
advisor is a must. Not only will this individual help you shape an
undergraduate degree program that you can be successful with, but they also
help you select courses that will best prepare you to apply for a
professional D.V.M. program, make sure you fulfill all your pre-requisite
courses, and they can potentially help you get into vet school sooner. They
can also help monitor any transfer issues you might encounter if you are
applying from an undergraduate program other than WSU.
Every college
and/or university should have a pre-vet or pre-medical sciences advisor.
Contact your office of admissions to determine who this/these individual(s)
may be and let them know that you are interested in pursuing a DVM degree.
This will help them to help you!
If you are attending WSU, there are pre-vet advisors in each of the
pre-vet preparation program colleges. If you are not in a pre-vet program,
you can still contact one of these individuals to help assess your
preparation for application to vet school.
College of Agricultural, Human and
Natural Resource Science
College of Sciences
School of Biological Sciences
Paul Verrell or Pat Carter
sbs@wsu.edu
509-335-3553
Honors College
College of Veterinary Medicine
If you still cannot find the
information or help you need, please contact the WSU-CVM admissions
office.
Last Edited: Jan 28, 2008 2:46 PM