The Washington State University Regional Program in Veterinary Medicine aims to provide opportunities for personal growth and development of clinical, leadership, and interpersonal skills for veterinary students throughout the region. The program serves students with interests in all facets of the veterinary profession, whether they are interested in companion animals, horses or livestock, private practice, industry or academia.
WSU does a great job of giving us a wide variety of knowledge and hands-on opportunities. Whether I’m in the classroom learning about common diseases of small animals, in the communication center having simulated conversations with clients, or in the skills lab brushing up on my suture patterns, I feel like WSU is pushing me towards success in my future career.
-Abby Hayden (2026 DVM)
Regional program in veterinary medicine
with Montana State University and University of Idaho
- Montana and Idaho residents pay in-state tuition
- Montana residents begin their veterinary education in their home state studying with leading faculty
- All students earn their DVM degree from WSU
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