BA/BS in Agriculture/Veterinary Preparatory Programs

The Pre-Vet Option within Findlay's Animal Science degree is built for students aiming at veterinary school. The Bachelor of Science coursework covers nutrition, breeding, and physiology, along with the prerequisites that accredited veterinary schools commonly expect. Students handle animals from their first year, guided by faculty in animal science together with licensed veterinarians. Teaching takes place on campus and at the Western Farm, which houses a modern Animal Science Building and a pre-veterinary barn. A seminar helps with applying to veterinary school and preparing for interviews. Students who gain early acceptance to a veterinary program under specific conditions may finish their Findlay bachelor's degree after a first year of veterinary study. Prospective students can request information, arrange a visit, or apply through the University of Findlay website, which also lists tuition and fees, the cost of attendance, and program requirements. The complete course list appears in the university catalog.