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Past, present, and future veterinary students, I would love to hear your opinions on CSU and UF's DVM programs. I was fortunate enough to have been offered a spot in CSU's VetPrep program which will give me in-state tuition at CSU. I was also offered a spot at UF, my in-state school. The cost of attendance and living are similar so now my decision comes down to each school's program. I am interested in wildlife and zoo medicine so any additional information in this area will greatly aid in my decision making!
I have visited UF and their facilities are impressive. I do not know if I will be able to visit Ft. Collins so I'd appreciate any information on the campus, facilities, and town from people who have experienced it.
How do current students at UF and CSU like the curriculum? school environment? professors? availability of opportunities?
I know both schools have a zoological medicine department that sees cases in exotics/zoo/aquatic/wildlife and also work with organizations in the surrounding area. CSU offers opportunities to study in Alaska with sports/wildlife/aquatic medicine which I think is unique and exciting.
I have visited UF and their facilities are impressive. I do not know if I will be able to visit Ft. Collins so I'd appreciate any information on the campus, facilities, and town from people who have experienced it.
How do current students at UF and CSU like the curriculum? school environment? professors? availability of opportunities?
I know both schools have a zoological medicine department that sees cases in exotics/zoo/aquatic/wildlife and also work with organizations in the surrounding area. CSU offers opportunities to study in Alaska with sports/wildlife/aquatic medicine which I think is unique and exciting.