Reviews

"The program is very lock step and there is little room to think outside the box. A good school as far as it goes."

"The College of Veterinary Medicine is excellent and is one of the top vet schools in the country. There is definitely a lot of work involved with becoming a veterinarian but OSU makes you well rounded in your education. You are not only able to treat patients; you learn all the other aspects of being a veterinarian like communication and practice management. I definitely made the right choice with attending OSU."

"Pros: supportive faculty, good use of technology in the classroom, excellent school, classmates are helpful and not competitive against each other Cons: heavy workload (comes with the territory of being in veterinary medicine), limited parking, limited financial aid"

"Pros are the location of the campus. It is separate from the rest of the huge undergraduate campus, but close enough that you can use the facilities or be a part of activities on the main campus if you want to. There is no campus housing, but the areas close to the school are very affordable and nice for young professionals. There is a lot to do close by, which is good because as a vet student you don't have much free time so it is good to be close to things when you do have some free time. Overall I have loved my program. I think I have received a lot of great support academically as well through my program.Read Less"

"OSU has one of the best veterinary programs in the nation. The faculty/staff are extremely knowledgeable and approachable. The Dean himself regularly strikes up conversations with students in the Grand Lounge. The only negative comment I could make is that the students can be very competitive, but professional students are bred to be very driven and competitive. Most are very willing to help each other though. Our class regularly share study guides via google docs. OSU trains incredible vets and I highly recommend you check them out!Read Less"