D.V.M. Admissions
Cummings School's Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.) degree program uniquely prepares our highly motivated students to become leaders in their field. Graduates of this program are qualified to treat disease in animals of all species, address global health issues through their training in international veterinary medicine, and apply their expertise to solve animal and human health-related problems, such as emerging infectious diseases. At Cummings School, students gain scientific knowledge, hands-on clinical experience, and the ethical attitudes, professionalism and behaviors essential for becoming responsible practicing veterinarians.
Our exceptional faculty and progressive four-year curriculum emphasize critical thinking in veterinary medicine and prepare students to tackle critical issues in new and emerging fields.
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By applying to Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, you are not only taking the first step to becoming a successful practicing veterinarian; you are affirming your commitment to healing animals, helping humans, and transforming global health.
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Combined Degree Programs
The combined degree programs at Cummings School emphasize Tufts University's commitment to a progressive academic philosophy. These programs allow talented students to refine their veterinary focus while reaping the benefits of a broad base of general veterinary knowledge and developed clinical skills.
Integrating veterinary and graduate school curricula, these combined degree programs arm graduates with the unique range of skills, experience, and knowledge to fill needed positions in their field.
Summer Panel Series
The Summer Panel Series are remote sessions introducing current veterinary students, admissions staff, and alumni of Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University.
Common Requests
- Learn more about our programs.
- Learn more about visiting the campus or scheduling an online information session.
- If you are interested in feedback on a previous application, contact the Office of Admissions. Meetings can be conducted in person, or by telephone, or via email.
News
Marisol Rivera-Ramirez, V26, earns HSVMA award
The award recognizes her dedication to animals and the people who care for them
Dr. Cristin Kelley Publishes Research Recommending Sedation of Wild Birds in Decontamination Process
Published in the Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery, the study challenges accepted protocols in effort to reduce stress for birds
Dr. Cornelia Peterson Publishes Cancer Research Studies in Four Medical Journals
Dr. Peterson’s research lab at Cummings School focuses on developing therapies to target ocular tumors
Ph.D. Candidate Evan Griffith Presents his Research at the World One Health Congress
Griffith is developing and piloting a Community One Health Index for pastoralists in Kenya
Clinical Case Challenge: Puppy with Quiet Heart Murmur
Referral for asymptomatic heart murmur uncovers congenital heart defect
Contact Us
The staff at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine Office of Admissions is always happy to speak with you and answer any questions you may have.
Office of Admissions
Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University
200 Westboro Road
North Grafton, MA 01536
Phone: 508- 839-7920
Fax: 508- 887-4820
vetadmissions@tufts.edu