Enrolling for January 2025
Ross Vet's accelerated DVM program provides global learning opportunities
Enrolling for January 2025
Ross Vet's accelerated DVM program provides global learning opportunities
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.
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
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE (DVM)
VET PREP PROGRAM
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Ross Vet’s preclinical DVM curriculum consists of seven semesters of specifically prescribed coursework. The clinical curriculum consists of three semesters of clinical training at an AVMA-accredited* school of veterinary medicine in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, or New Zealand.
The accelerated DVM program is designed to be completed in 10 semesters, or 3.25 years. The first 2.25 years are spent completing preclinical curriculum on our campus in St. Kitts. After that, students undergo one year of clinical application at one of our AVMA-accredited affiliate schools.
Ross Vet offers a one-semester Veterinary Preparatory (Vet Prep) program for students who may benefit from specific courses that will enhance the likelihood of their success in veterinary school. If you are offered Vet Prep and pass, you will be guaranteed a spot in the next first-semester class of the DVM program.
The GRE is not required to apply to Ross Vet. However, applications that include the GRE, regardless of GRE score, will be given priority in the review process. At Ross Vet, we know there is more to your story than GPA and GRE, and that’s why we take into account each applicant’s unique attributes and experiences in addition to important academic elements, such as grade trends over time. Our holistic review process helps ensure every applicant is thoroughly evaluated as an individual and has an opportunity for a fair shot at gaining admission to the DVM program.. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information regarding GRE.
"I’ll be honest, the first year was the hardest for me. You have to adjust to living in a different place. You can get homesick. But then people who started as strangers become your new family, and they understand what you're going through like no one at home. Now that I look back, I wouldn't have traded those 2 1/2 years for the world. I've grown so much as a person and have a unique skillset I feel will only help me become a better veterinarian."
Meghan Thorne, DVM 2018