You may have to take the qualifying exams here to have it fully transferred (I don't think they would make you take a whole degree worth of courses again). Contact the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) for details: avma.org
In veterinary medicine, policy statements issued by the American Veterinary Medical Association represent the consensus of opinion on a specific topic among veterinarians in this country.
In the United States there are 28 colleges of veterinary medicine scattered across the country, from New York to California.
In the United States, you must graduate from an accredited school of veterinary medicine. There are 28 total in the country that you can select from.
Yes, and the transfer works in all directions. Veterinary colleges around the world recognize the accreditation of foreign veterinary colleges and most countries have formalized paths for graduates of foreign veterinary colleges to enter the country and practice veterinary medicine. In addition, service with a country's military often allows a veterinarian to practice medicine around the world.
No. State Boards of Veterinary Medicine regulate the practice of veterinary medicine by all veterinarians (general or specialist), but only within that particular State. Speciality boards regulate the certification of veterinarians within their particular specialty across the country.
In the United States there are 28 colleges of veterinary medicine scattered across the country. Around the world, the vast majority of countries have at least one college of veterinary medicine, and many developed countries have several.
In the United States there are 28 colleges of veterinary medicine. Almost every country around the world has at least one, and usually several, colleges of veterinary medicine within their borders.
In general, no - veterinary medicine is a graduate-level college degree that is typically taught at relatively few colleges within a given country. However, there are many more college that offer degrees in veterinary technology, a related field.
You have to attend an accredited college of veterinary medicine or school of veterinary medicine. In the United States there are 28 accredited colleges of veterinary medicine spread throughout the country. In addition, in North America there are five colleges of veterinary medicine in Canada, at least one in Mexico and several in the Carribean. For a list of these colleges, you can check out the American Veterinary Medical Association's website at www dot avma dot org. Around the world, most countries have at least one college of veterinary medicine, and there are regional and continental organizations of veterinary medicine that will help you find the nearest one - I'm not as familiar with these, but a quick internet search will bring up the organizations.
Veterinary medicine is offered by 28 colleges around the U.S. The schools teach and train students how to make diagnoses and treat large and small animals. Read on for more information on the top colleges in veterinary medicine in the nation.
Yes, although you will need to carefully investigate the admissions requirements for the veterinary school or schools in India as well as the immigration and veterinary clinic laws and regulations for the country you wish to practice in. I know of several veterinarians who trained in India then immigrated to the United States and have opened successful veterinary clinics in the US. It's possible, just not the easiest option to take.
The college of veterinary medicine that accepts Maryland residents as in-state residents is the Virigina-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in Blacksburg, Virginia. However, in the United States alone there are an additional 27 colleges of veterinary medicine scattered across the country, and you can go to any one of these as an at-large student; you will be paying up to double the cost of attending VMR, though. If you want, you can also complete your veterinary medical training outside of the United States; there are several veterinary colleges in most developed countries and at least one in almost every country around the world. However, if you want to come back and practice in the United States, you would have to pass a foreign graduate exam first.