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Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Graduate Programs
Come Ready to learn, leave ready to practice
Prepare for all facets of your veterinary career with Ross Vet’s accelerated curriculum, while growing in the culturally distinct and empowering environment of St. Kitts.
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
VET PREP PROGRAM
Graduate Programs
3.25
Years for DVM Program
28
Clinical Locations
500+
Animals living on campus
AVMA
Accredited DVM Program
From our three start dates to our Dual-Degree program options, earn your degree(s) your way.
Approachable professors and student clubs provide opportunities to enhance and apply classroom teachings in the real world.
Our location on St. Kitts offers exposure to exotic marine and wildlife for research and learning.
A: Yes! It is possible to be accepted into our DVM program as long as you have completed the pre-requisite courses and meet all of the admission requirements.
A: Yes. Qualified students are eligible for US federal direct loans.
A: The first seven semesters for the DVM program take place in St. Kitts. The last three semesters are completed at an AVMA-accredited school or college of veterinary medicine in the US, Canada or abroad. You will be asked to give us your top 4 clinical placement choices.
A: No. If you have completed the common application with VMCAS you can send it to us via VMCAS.
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“I would definitely recommend going to Ross Vet. It is going to be different, but that’s why there is a real sense of community. Everyone is supportive. Everyone is looking out for you, making sure you’re succeeding, because the professors and your classmates want you to succeed.”
CHRISTINA COLON
CLASS OF 2019
“I would definitely recommend going to Ross Vet. It is going to be different, but that’s why there is a real sense of community. Everyone is supportive. Everyone is looking out for you, making sure you’re succeeding, because the professors and your classmates want you to succeed.”
CHRISTINA COLON
CLASS OF 2019