Chemical Sciences - Pre-Veterinary Concentration, A.S. Transfer

About This Degree

Veterinarians diagnose medical problems, dress wounds, and set broken bones.  They also perform surgery, prescribe medicines, and vaccinate animals against disease.  Vets counsel owners about the care and feeding of animals and advise large animal owners about breeding.  Livestock inspectors even test for disease and advise owners on special treatments.

If this is a career field that interests you, now is the time to select a school that will help you lay a strong foundation for post-graduate study.  It’s a very competitive market, so your choice must provide every possible advantage.

What's Unique about this Degree: Several classes in this program are taught by practicing veterinarians.  Several local vet clinics employ VU graduates and students.

Good to Know: Most graduates of VU’s Pre-Veterinary program transfer to Purdue University.  Many others, however, transfer successfully to other four-year institutions, including the University of Illinois.

Who is this degree for: Veterinarians work with pets, or treat farm, zoo, or marine animals.

Email sem@vinu.edu or call 812.888.5131 for questions.