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The professional education of a veterinary is obtained at a School of Veterinary Medicine, where the curriculum typically takes four years to complete. Students graduate with a doctorate (DVM) and then take a state licensure examination. One-year and two-year optional residency programs are available, after which students become board-certified in a particular veterinary specialty, such as surgery or radiology.

Each veterinary school has a set of prerequisites that must be completed (with letter grades) before admission to that school. For a complete list of veterinary schools and their prerequisites, consult the handbook:

Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements

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