Across Texas Campuses, Pre-Health Fairs Connect Students to the Application Process
Pre-health students across Texas explored TMDSAS and JAMP resources during Spring fairs, gaining insight, guidance, and confidence for the application process.
TMDSAS Celebrates the Inaugural Class of Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine Class of 2025
Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine in the Amarillo Campus welcomed its first 64 matriculated veterinary students to the newest veterinary school in the state of Texas.
According to Texas Tech, notable statistics about the inaugural class are:
- 70% of the students are from rural or sparsely populated
- 70% are female
- 25% are from underrepresented groups
- 1/3 of the group identifies as first-generation veterinary students
What makes TTU SVM so attractive?
It’s a hands-on learning experience with large-animals and allows its students to participate in experiential learning with various practices that have partnered with the new vet school. Learn more about the curriculum and its focus on rural veterinary medicine.
“A World-Class School of Veterinary Medicine”
The new facility is geographically placed to provide students opportunities for experience and serve the neighboring rural and regional communities. Find out what this means for the future of veterinary medicine.
School of Veterinary Medicine Receives Major Gift from Bank of America
Service to Rural and Regional Communities
TTU SVM received funding to enhance cultural competency to communicate with diverse communities the veterinary school will serve.
About the author: The Texas Medical and Dental Schools Application Service (TMDSAS) is the centralized application processing service for applicants to the first-year entering classes at all of the public medical, dental, and veterinary schools in the State of Texas.
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