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College of Veterinary Medicine

The MSU College of Veterinary Medicine is a top destination for students pursuing a career in veterinary medicine. We are proud to be one of only four universities having both Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Nursing programs. This close partnership allows students to learn the importance of creating a veterinary team and providing proper veterinary care on every level, starting on day one.

Unfortunately, veterinary medicine students are facing a debt load crisis. This explains why scholarships at the College of Veterinary Medicine are so critical in the continued life of both our students and the college itself. Our students go on to become quality veterinarians and veterinary nurses. You rely on them to care for your animals. 

You can be a part of supporting veterinary nurses and doctors through providing scholarship opportunities and helping to ensure student success!

Give to scholarships today and help educate the next generation of Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses!


CVM General Scholarships

The average new graduating veterinarian faces a debt load of over $154,451. Your gift to this fund will support students in their studies now, and in their careers later. About 83% of DVM students graduate with debt. With less debt, students can focus more on their education and be granted more freedom after graduation to concentrate on their careers. Your generosity can help students become future nurses and doctors who learn, discover, heal and protect.

Veterinary Nursing Scholarships

The average Veterinary Nursing student faces $30,000 in debt load. Veterinary Nurses train to use a wide range of expertise to care for their patients. Here at MSU, our students are trained in the classroom and the hospital by a nationally recognized team. These professionals play a vital role in the day-to-day operations of veterinary medicine by both assisting veterinarians and with the running of the veterinary hospital.

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$2,500 Goal