Interested students are strongly encouraged to meet with a
veterinary medical technology adviser to plan a program. This
assures the student of proper placement and avoids
misunderstanding of requirements and regulations.
SELF-ADVISING
IS NOT RECOMMENDED.
General Education Courses (17 Semester
Hours)
must include the following:
Note: If enrolling in the above
courses before admission to the veterinary medical Ttchnology
sequence, the student may self-register under curriculum code AG
850 (Pre-Veterinary Technology). Speaking with an adviser first is
recommended. Completion of the above general education classes can
be done prior to acceptance into this program. If these classes
are completed prior to enrollment in the program, then all of the
required VMT sequence
courses each semester will total less than 12 semester credit
hours. 12 hours each semester is considered full time.
Veterinary Medical Technology Sequence
Courses (AG 500):
The following are required for an Associate in Applied Science
degree in veterinary
medical technology
Required for concentration in
veterinary medical technology = 57
Semester Hours
|
VET 110 |
Small Animals I |
|
VET 111 |
Small Animals II |
|
VET 112 |
Radiography |
| VET 116 |
Large Animal Nursing |
| VET 117 |
Surgery and Technology I |
| VET 118 |
Kennel Management and Animal Care I |
| VET 119 |
Animal Pharmacology |
| VET 128 |
Kennel Management and Animal Care II |
| VET 140 |
Clinical Pathology I |
| VET 210 |
Clinical Care I Summer Rotational Supervised Occupational
Experience |
| VET 212 |
Surgery and Technology II |
| VET 214 |
Laboratory Animals |
| VET 216 |
Exotic Animal Nursing |
| VET 220 |
Clinical Care II Rotational Supervised Occupational
Experience |
| VET 228 |
Kennel Management and Animal Care III |
| VET 240 |
Clinical Pathology II |
| VET 250 |
Clinical Pathology III |
| VET 260 |
Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology |
|
Total = 74 |
|
Note: Note: Registration
for veterinary medical technology sequence courses can only be
done after acceptance into the program, and after the group
orientation sessions, or by appointment with a veterinary
medical technology adviser.
*Speak with an adviser to select appropriate courses to fulfill
the 74-hour graduation requirement. |