First year you learn about the normal animal:
First Semester:
Anatomy
Histology
Developmental Biology
Biochemistry
Intro to Clinical Med I
Some research class they introduced this year
Second Semester:
More anatomy
Physiology
Neuroscience
Immunology
Intro to Clinical Med II and III
Radiology
Nutrition
First year electives: Wildlife I, Wildlife II, Human Animal Bond, Global Health
Second year you learn about the diseased animal and start learning about treatments:
First Semester:
Pathology
Parasitology
Microbiology
Surgical Principles
Introduction to Clinical Med IV (shifts in the hospitals)
Second Semester:
Medicine & Surgery I (Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Eye, Mouth, Esophagus)
Clinical Pathology
Anesthesia
Pharmacology/Toxicology
Epidemiology
Public Health
Infectious & Metabolic Diseases
Poultry, Swine, & Dairy Med
Orthopedics
Introduction to Clinical Med IV continued (shifts in the hospitals)
Second year electives: Swine Neonatology, Equine Neonatology, Global Health, Human Animal Bond
Third year: Third year finishes up with the diseased animal and treatments. Third year gets a little more complicated with the schedule. --The first semester is normal classroom work.
--The second semester is split into two blocks: large animal block and small animal block. They are what they sound like... a series of classes (all elective) all about those particular animals.
--You can choose to take both blocks, one block, or neither block.
--If you take both blocks, you enter clinics right after spring semester third year is over. If you skip a block, you enter clinics during that block.
Fall Semester:
Medicine & Surgery II and II (rest of the body)
Reproduction
Clinical Exercises aka learning to spay
Genetics
Dermatology
Behavior
Ethics
Emerging & Exotic Diseases
Intro to Clinical Med V (SOAPs, hospital paperwork)
Lab Animal Med
Third year has tons and tons of electives both semesters.
Fourth year officially starts the summer after third year but if you skip a block or blocks you enter clinics as early as spring semester third year. The core rotations are:
Large Animal Med
Large Animal Surgery
Large Animal Emergency
Small Animal Med
Small Animal Surgery
Small Animal Emergency
Everything else is elective. You pick a track of small, large, food, or mixed, and those have additional requirements, but your schedule is super flexible. I get 8 weeks of vacation and 14 weeks of outside rotations (this will vary from person to person).
Hope that helps!