UF College of veterinary medicine
DVM Admissions
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Academics
DVM Program
Innovative curriculum
We offer a robust professional program of study to provide the next generation of veterinarians with the tools they need to be successful.
Current DVM students
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Student programming
A range of activities aimed at professional development and personal wellness throughout the four-year professional program are available to all of our students.
Resources
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The Ways and Means
Our faculty and students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, technology and software, and professional expertise.
honing professional skills
Clinical Skills Laboratory
A state-of-the-art clinical skills laboratory is a venue for our first- and second-year veterinary medical students to gain hands-on training in a variety of patient care techniques.
Supporting Instruction
Education Center
Our education center serves as a physical venue to support the educational activities within our college.
News
For DVM Program Applicants
VMCAS application cycle now opening in January 2020
The VMCAS application cycle will open in Jan. 22, 2020 and will last through Sept. 15, 2020. Previously, the cycle did not begin until May. The change is meant to provide more time for completion of the application process.
focused learning
DVM Certificate Programs
Students may elect to participate in any of our available certificate programs to enhance their opportunities after graduation.
DVM/MPH Degree
Interested in public health? DVM students can earn their Master’s of Public Health degree while completing their veterinary education!
College publications
UF College of veterinary medicine
Veterinary Page
A bimonthly newsletter for faculty, staff and students of the UF College of Veterinary Medicine.
UF College of Veterinary Medicine
Florida Veterinarian
A magazine for alumni, faculty and friends of the UF College of Veterinary Medicine.