119 Bachelor's degrees in Veterinary Medicine in North America

A Pre-veterinary Medicine And Science program at Southern Illinois University provides a diverse offering of programs ranging from physical and life sciences to agribusiness economics.

At Animal Science - Pre-Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University–Commerce you’ll be able to explore and develop knowledge in animal science, nutrition, physiology and other vital information you can use as you continue your studies and later work in the field. 

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in Science, Applied Sciences and Technology - Agriculture - Pre-Veterinary Medicine program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

This Biology - Veterinary Medicine course from the Fairleigh Dickinson University provides qualified students the opportunity to complete a baccalaureate degree and a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree in seven years, one year less than the normal span of eight years.

At Animal Science - Science from Texas Tech University students may choose to focus on one of the options that are offered.

The Veterinary Technician program of Northern College is suited to students who are interested in working with animals.

The Animal and Veterinary Sciences Program from Tuskegee University program consists of options in Science, Veterinary Science, Business, and Wildlife. 

The Pre-Veterinary program from Augustana College prepares students for admission to, and achievement in, veterinary school. 

If you are interested in a health-related career and want a challenging yet flexible academic preparation, you may choose to major in Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program at Benedictine University.

Students in the Animal and Veterinary Biosciences major from the University of Wisconsin Madison learn about cattle, swine, sheep, horses, poultry, and goats, as well as companion animals such as cats and dogs. They also examine recent discoveries connecting human and animal health.

Do you like working with animals? Are you considering a career as a veterinarian? Find out how the Veterinary Science program of the University of Nevada, Reno can prepare you for vet school.

The Veterinary Science B.Sc. at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a comprehensive four-year full-time programme. It prepares students for professional veterinary school or careers in biomedical research. You will explore mammalian anatomy and immunology through rigorous scientific training on the Lincoln campus.

The Animal Sciences and Industry - Science - Pre-Vet BSc programme from Kansas State University prepares students for careers in animal agriculture by combining studies in animal nutrition, genetics, reproduction, physiology, agribusiness and more. 

At Chemistry - Pre-Veterinary at Barry University professional schools (medical, dental, pharmaceutical, veterinary) do not require a degree in the sciences for admission to their programs. These professional schools consider majors in almost any discipline to be acceptable for admission. 

The Biochemistry - Pre-Veterinary Medicine programme at Mississippi State University is a four-year, full-time course delivered on campus. This bachelor degree provides a robust foundation in life sciences, specifically designed to prepare students for the academic rigours of veterinary school and professional research.

The Microbiology - Pre-Veterinary B.S. at Montana State University is a comprehensive full-time programme. It focuses on immunology, virology, and animal health to prepare students for veterinary school. This four-year degree combines rigorous laboratory research with practical insights into diverse biological ecosystems.

The bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Technology at Pennsylvania Western University equips you with the knowledge, practical skills and confidence to enter the field as a “vet tech” with specialized training in fields such as small- or large-animal care, laboratory animal management, or shelter medicine.

LIU Post's Veterinary Technology BS program is offered by Long Island University (LIU) Post. It provides students with a comprehensive education in veterinary technology, combining theoretical knowledge and hands-on training to prepare them for a career in animal healthcare.

The Veterinary Technology program begins with two years at University of Massachusetts Amherst campus learning in state-of-the-art classrooms, laboratories, and farms, followed by two years near Boston in the dedicated Veterinary Technology facility at the UMass Amherst-Mt. Ida campus in Newton, Massachusetts.

The Veterinary Technician course from Fanshawe College provides the comprehensive skills and knowledge to excel in this rewarding career.