SVM Catalogue 2012-2013 - St. George's University

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Preveterinary medical Program outline BIOL 220 General Biology 4 cr. BIOL 221 Human Biology 4 cr. CHEM 122/123 General Chemistry I/Laboratory 3/1 cr. CHEM 124/125 General Chemistry II/Laboratory 3/1 cr. Year 1 COMP 111 Computer Concepts and Applications 3 cr. ENGL 211 College Writing 3 cr. ENGL 212 College Reading 3 cr. MATH 120 College Mathematics 3 cr. PSYC 201 Introduction to Psychology 3 cr. Total 31 cr. Course outline is subject to change *Or appropriate science elective School of Medicine Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Year 2 AH Arts and Humanities Elective 3 cr. CHEM 222/223 Organic Chemistry I/Laboratory 3/1 cr. CHEM 224/225* Organic Chemistry II/Laboratory 3/1 cr. ENGL 204 Public Speaking 3 cr. MATH 220 Statistics 3 cr. PHYS 201 General Physics I 4 cr. PHYS 202 General Physics II 4 cr. Total 25 cr. Year 3 BIOL 303 Biomedical Anatomy 4 cr. BIOL 320 Genetics 3 cr. BIOL 321/331 Molecular Biology/Laboratory 3 cr. BIOL 401 Microbiology 4 cr. BIOL 441 Physiology 3 cr. CHEM 450/451 Biochemistry/Laboratory 3/1 cr. NUTR 301 Principles of Animal Nutrition 3 cr. PMED 301 Learning Strategies for Professional Programs 1 cr. PMED 302 Communications for Health Professions I 3 cr. PMED 303 Communications for Health Professions II 3 cr. SB Social and Behavioral Elective 3 cr. SSCI 412 Social Science and Medicine 3 cr. VSCI 301 Introduction to Veterinary Sciences 2 cr. Total 39 cr. School of Veterinary Medicine Catalog 2013–2014 | 23
School of Medicine Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Academic Program Federal Disclosure Last Completed Award Year: 2011-2012 Program Name: Veterinary Medicine On-time Completion Rate: 80% of the students who completed the Veterinary Medical Program between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 graduated on time. The normal time to complete the Veterinary Medicine Program is 4 years. Visit sgu.edu/svmprogramoutline for more information Program Occupational Information: The Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP) code assigned to the Doctor of Medicine program is 51.2401: Veterinary Medicine (DVM) Associated Standard Occupation Codes (SOC) related to this CIP code, and detailed information about the occupations graduates of this program enter, can be found at these links: onetcodeconnector.org/ccreport/29-1131.00 Total Estimated Tuition and Fee Costs* Tuition and Fees: $153,924 Books and Supplies: $8,464 Room and Board: $61,590 *This table lists estimated living expenses based upon reasonable expenditures over the 2012–2013 academic year. Median Title IV Loan Debt: $102,929 Median Private Loan Debt: $78,864 Median Debt from outstanding account balance at program completion: $0 (Disclosed as of 1/31/2013) The Committee on Admission places applicants into the appropriate term based on each applicant’s academic background. During the preveterinary medical program, emphasis is placed upon development of strong study skills and exposure to clinical veterinary practice is provided. Students who complete the preveterinary medical program with a grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or better and pass the Preveterinary Science Comprehensive Examination (PVSCE) are promoted into the first year of the veterinary medical program. Students who do not hold a first degree and wish to obtain a bachelor’s degree in the course of their studies may be eligible to do so. Evaluation of prior educational background will determine eligibility and appropriate placement within the Bachelor of Science/ Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program. Veterinary Medical Program The SGUSVM program offers students a unique, innovative, international approach to veterinary medicine. Great emphasis is placed upon clinical instruction as a method of formulating the basic science curriculum into clinical practice with the use of simulation models, case-based teaching, and outstanding student-to-faculty ratios. With state-of-the-art teaching and laboratory facilities, students receive exemplary experiences in preparation for clinical training rotations and for general veterinary practice following graduation. Students receive extensive opportunities designed to foster the understanding and confidence required for success as veterinary professionals, including research, practice management and responsibilities of veterinarians to local and global public health. The SGUSVM program offers three years of didactic coursework in basic sciences and introductory clinical work in medicine and surgery in Grenada, followed by a fourth year of clinical training. The final year is 48 weeks of clinical training made up of 20 weeks of instruction in six core subjects, and 28 weeks of electives that may be a continuation of core subjects or concentrations in select specialties. We are affiliated with 30 schools of veterinary medicine. Twenty-four of these affiliated schools are in the United States, two are in the United Kingdom, two are in Canada, one is in the Republic of Ireland, and one is in Australia. SGU students spend their final clinical year alongside students enrolled in those institutions. The SGUSVM model of education is proven to be a successful veterinary education model through outcomes assessments of students training in the foundation curriculum at SGU, in the fourth-year clinical rotations at our AVMAaccredited affiliate schools, and as successful veterinary practitioners. 24 | St. George’s University
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