Pathway Programs
A traditional DVM applicant will complete both a bachelor’s degree and the DVM program- totaling at least eight years of higher education. WSU’s pre-admit programs allow highly competitive applicants to be offered conditional acceptance to the DVM program in the fall of their sophomore year. Conditionally accepted students receive mentoring as they continue to prepare to enter the DVM program after their third year of undergraduate studies, completing both their Bachelor’s degree and the DVM program in seven years.
Other pathways to a DVM degree at WSU
The Honors College and College of Veterinary Medicine offer an Honors pre-admit program. Successful completion of this joint program takes seven years and results in the attainment of a Bachelor of Science degree and a DVM.
The Department of Animal Sciences offers the Combined Program in Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine.