Pre-Vet
If you’re considering a pre-veterinary degree, you likely have the clear goal to go to graduate school so that you can work in the animal health field. As you consider what you want to do for your undergrad degree, perhaps the more thought-provoking question at this point would be, “How can I set myself up for success in grad school?” For that question, we have an excellent answer: by combining strengths in agriculture and biology and getting both real-world experience and a solid classroom education.
Huntington University’s pre-vet program combines HU’s strengths in animal science and agriculture with our outstanding pre-med track record. You’ll work directly with livestock both on and off campus and obtain rigorous scientific training. An HU degree will prepare you to apply to veterinary school or to graduate school for master’s and doctoral degrees in other areas of animal health.
Ready to take a significant step toward your goal?
The unique design of HU's pre-vet program combines our strengths in biology and agriculture to give you flexibility in the courses you take. You will focus on the aspects of veterinary medicine that interest you while also meeting the pre-requisites to apply to veterinary school.
Take courses like
- Animal Anatomy and Physiology
- Animal Science
- Cell Biology
- Comparative Embryology
- Ecology
- Environmental Resources
- General Microbiology
- Genetics
- Nutrition of Farm Animals
- Zoology

“Veterinarians are a crucial component to the local, national, and global economy, as animal health is closely tied to public health and safety, trade, and human wellbeing.”