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College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

Admission Requirements--Professional Curriculum

The admission recommendations and requirements are reconsidered annually out of phase with this undergraduate catalog. The student is encouraged to contact the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences for the most updated specific information concerning professional veterinary medical program admissions.

There is no separate curriculum in preveterinary medicine; therefore, a student entering Texas A&M University, who is interested in a career in veterinary medicine, must choose a specific course of study offered by one of the colleges of the University.

The student should select a curriculum in which the preprofessional course recommendations listed below can be completed as well as pursue a degree in another field in the event that admission into the professional curriculum in veterinary medicine is not achieved.

Counsel for students who wish to qualify for the professional curriculum in veterinary medicine is available in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences regardless of the curriculum in which the student is registered.