The Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine has been providing outstanding veterinary medical services for more than 70 years. The College educates and develops skilled veterinarians for a lifetime of investigation, innovation, care and protection of animal health.

Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine offers:

• Committed faculty
• Research centers of excellence in veterinary parasitology, respiratory and infectious diseases, veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation
• Comprehensive veterinary medicine curriculum designed to prepare graduates with knowledge and skills to:
  • Be competent, career ready veterinarians
  • Enter post DVM clinical training
  • Conduct biomedical research
  • Work in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Pursue military career options
  • Lead the profession in government roles

The OSU CVM leads the OSU system in National Institutes of Health funding and ranks #1 in value for the cost of an education in veterinary medicine. 

Major areas of research emphasis include:

• Lung diseases
• Toxicology
• Infectious diseases
  • Zoonotic diseases
  • Tick transmitted diseases
  • Shipping fever
• Exercise physiology

The OSU CVM admits 106 students yearly to the incoming class: 48 nonresident students and 58 Oklahoma residents. To view application and admission requirements, please visit the Eligibility Page of the CVM website.