Please visit the International Admissions Page for more details. Send an email to Penny Scott in the Registrar's Office. The Future Vets Club has compiled very useful information for potential veterinarians. Frequently Asked Questions 1. There are 100 places for Canadian residents and 5 places for International students available in the DVM Program.
Admission is very competitive.
The OVC Admissions Committee advises applicants to direct their studies not only toward admission to Veterinary Medicine, but toward alternative careers as well. Students seeking admission to the D.V.M. Program must complete a minimum of two years of university study which includes specific courses. Students initially apply for admission to a Science degree program. Once the prerequisite courses are completed successfully, students must apply to the first semester of the DVM Program. Domestic Student Residency Requirement Canadian citizens or individuals who have Permanent Resident Status of at least one year's duration and, in addition, are residents of Ontario will be considered for admission to one of the 100 domestic student seats in the DVM Program.