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that students take a basic course ingenetics and cell biology. All applicantsare encouraged to develop at leastan elementary working knowledgeof a word processing program.All required courses must be completedby the end of the winter semesteror spring quarter of the year the applicantexpects to enter the College ofVeterinary Medicine, with no morethan two left to be completed the spring/winter term of the year the studentplans to matriculate. Grades for requiredcourses must be received by July 1.Bachelor of science in animalsciences and doctor ofveterinary medicine degreesStudents who take prescribed undergraduatecourses in the MU College ofAgriculture, Food and Natural Resources,Department of Animal Sciences, andare then successful in being selected toa class in the MU College of VeterinaryMedicine, will receive elective creditsconcurrently for up to 32 hours of professionaldegree courses. This enablesqualifying students to receive a Bachelorof Science degree with three years ofundergraduate work and one year ofprofessional studies; i.e., BS and DVMdegrees in seven years.For more informationMCAT and GRE Information:MCATP.O. Box 4056Iowa City, IA 52243www.aamc.orgGREwww.GRE.orgAdmissions Information:Kathy SeayW203 Veterinary Medicine BuildingUniversity of MissouriColumbia, MO 65211Phone: (573) 884-3341email: SeayK@missouri.edu-or-Linda M. Berent, DVM, PhDAssociate Dean for Academic AffairsW-203 Veterinary Medicine BuildingUniversity of MissouriColumbia, MO 65211Phone: (573) 884-6774Residency Information:Residency OfficeUniversity of Missouri123 Jesse Hall,Columbia, MO 65211Phone: (573) 882-3852or (800) 225-6075Toll-free in Missouri, Kansas or IllinoisE-mail: residency@missouri.eduApplicants seeking admissionto the University of MissouriCollege of Veterinary Medicineshould be aware that theprofessional degree curriculumincludes the use of live animalsand cadavers in required coursessuch as laboratories in anatomy,physical diagnosis and surgery.In all cases, animals are legallyacquired, properly housed, fed,cleaned, and cared for to ensurereasonable comfort and well-being.United States Department ofAgriculture and National Institutesof Health guidelines on animal careand use constitute the minimumbasis for the care provided to MUanimals. All live animals used inteaching are obtained from sourcesapproved by the U.S. Departmentof Agriculture, the governingauthority for the humane use ofanimals in research and teachingin the United States. Proceduresperformed on these animals mustbe approved in advance by the MUAnimal Care and Use Committee,which comprises faculty frommultiple disciplines and includesan at-large member not affiliatedwith the University. Each procedureis evaluated for evidence of itsinstructional value, the availabilityof alternative means of teaching,and the adequacy of pain control.All procedures performed onpatients of the Veterinary MedicalTeaching Hospital are with theconsent of the animal’s owner andin compliance with the standardpractice of veterinary medicine.24TEACHING. HEALING. DISCOVERY. SERVICE.
scholarships, awards and aid programs$50,000$40,000$30,000$20,000$10,0002012-2013 cost of attendance0$39,00820,0921,63410,612MISSOURI RESIDENTSMISSOURI RESIDENTS$39,788 $40,70820,0922,41410,61220,0923,33410,612$41,04620,0923,33410,950Tuition & FeesBooks & SuppliesRoom & BoardNON-MISSOURI RESIDENTS$80,000Schools of Veterinary Medicine Resident Non-Resident Non-Resident$68,314 $69,094 $70,014 x4 $70,352Minnesota $70,000$32,456 $56,210 $224,840Colorado $25,242 $53,218 $212,872$60,000Michigan State $26,016 $52,206 $208,82429,306 29,306 29,306University of Tennessee $22,616 $49,142 $196,568$50,000K State $22,403 $48,897 $195,588U of Penn $40,000$38,254 $47,943 $191,772Florida $28,100 $45,500 $182,000LSU$20,0001,634$19,6022,414$45,4073,334$181,628Illinois 10,612 $28,446 10,612 $44,910 10,612 $179,64010,950$10,0006,670 6,670 6,670 6,670 Personal ExpensesTufts $41,062 $44,346 $177,384& Transportation6,6706,6706,6706,670Cornell 0$29,400 $44,250 $177,000VM1 VM2 VM3 VM4 VM1 VM2 VM3 VM4Purdue $19,326 $44,154 $176,616NON-MISSOURI RESIDENTSNon-Missouri residents pay an additional $29,306 innon-resident tuition. However, unlike many institutions,students who attend the University of Missouri have theoption of applying for Missouri residency after year one.If residency status is approved, then the student will paynonresident tuition in year one only, followed by the muchlower in-state tuition rate/fees. For more information onresidency requirements, email residency@missouri.edu.The University reserves the right to modify by increase or decrease the feescharged for attendance and other services at the University when the Board ofCurators considers it in the best interest of the University to do so. Any increasein fees must be approved by the Board of Curators not less than thirty (30) daysprior to the beginning of the academic term (semester, etc.) to which the feeswill be applied. Any change in fees will be effective irrespective of whether feeshave or have not been paid by or on behalf of a student prior to the effective dateof the modification.2012-2013 Tuition and FeesComparison with OtherVeterinary ProgramsWestern $47,055 $47,055 $188,22029,30620,092 20,092 20,092 20,092VA MD $30,000$21,434 $46,366 $185,464Mississippi State $18,010 $43,010 $172,040Georgia $17,078 $42,878 $171,512Iowa $19,582 $42,466 $169,864Auburn $17,440 $41,172 $164,688Oregon State $20,390 $39,692 $158,768*OSU $28,620 $62,084 $147,944Oklahoma $16,668 $36,928 $147,712Tuskegee $21,720 $36,270 $145,080*UC Davis $33,091 $45,336 $144,609TAMU $20,478 $31,278 $125,112*Washington State $22,342 $53,396 $120,422*Missouri $20,092 $49,388 $109,664Wisconsin $19,036 $25,880 $103,520*NC State $15,377 $38,145 $84,276Average $24,691 $44,912 $165,844* Schools that allow change in residency after year 1.Please note: The University of Missouri Board of Curators is currentlyconsidering an increase in tuition.3,334Non-ResidentTuitionTuition & FeesBooks & SuppRoom & BoardPersonal Expe& Transportat2013-2014 CVM COLLEGE CATALOG 25
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