CVMBS’s veterinary program ranks among the top in the nation.

The CVMBS is fully accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association.

You’ll have Hands-On Experiences beginning first year of your CSU DVM program.

1st and 2nd year DVM students learn surgical techniques using artificial tissue.

The Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory delivers national diagnostic services and offers outstanding educational and research opportunities. 

CVMBS leads the nation in veterinary research funding and has a premier infectious disease program.

There are several possible Summer Research Opportunities specifically for our veterinary students.

The VTH's Flint Animal Cancer Center is the largest companion animal cancer research center in the world, and presents exceptional research and clinical opportunities.

We boast an internationally renowned equine reproduction program, and Orthopaedic Research Center.

There are International Opportunities abound to enrich your DVM, graduate, or undergraduate education.

Eight of our veterinary faculty are directly involved in a unique Food Animal Program as part of the Integrated Livestock Management Program.

We offer a Complementary and Alternative medical program for veterinary practice. 

CSU has one of the leading veterinary programs in the area of the human-animal bond.   

The CVMBS has a strong commitment to providing support for veterinary students and has a full-time psychologist available for counseling.   

CVMBS offers combined programs that let you pursue your DVM in tandem with an MBA, MPH, MST, PhD or a Business Certificate.

Fort Collins is rated by CNNMoney as one of America's best cities.

Fort Collins offers access to outstanding winter sports as well as hiking and climbing locations with 54 peaks over 14,000 feet!