Veterinary Technology Semester Sequence

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This is a suggested schedule for a student who has completed any developmental course work and has no transfer credits. Program prerequisites include BIOL 110 : Biology I: Molecular and Cells and VETT 106 : Introduction to Veterinary Technology and are not reflected in the schedule below.

Fall Semester Year 1*

VETT 109 - Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology 5 Credit(s).
VETT 107 - Veterinary Medical Terminology 2 Credit(s).
CMNS 101 - Fundamentals of Communication 3 Credit(s).
VETT 211 - Animal Nutrition 3 Credit(s).

Spring Semester Year 1

VETT 112 - Companion Animal Disease and Pathology 3 Credit(s).
VETT 113 - Clinical Laboratory Procedures 4 Credit(s).
VETT 114 - Clinical Procedures of Large and Companion Animals 3 Credit(s).
VETT 212 - Pharmacology and Toxicology 2 Credit(s).

Summer Semester Year 1

VETT 202 - Veterinary Imaging 2 Credit(s).
VETT 203 - Veterinary Surgical Procedures and Anesthesiology 3 Credit(s).
General Education Requirement **

Fall Semester Year 2

VETT 208 - Large Animal Disease 2 Credit(s).
VETT 209 - Veterinary Hospital Management 2 Credit(s).
VETT 222 - Veterinary Imaging Laboratory 1 Credit(s).
VETT 223 - Veterinary Surgical Procedures and Anesthesiology Laboratory 1 Credit(s).

Spring Semester Year 2

VETT 204 - Laboratory Animal Science 3 Credit(s).
VETT 210 - Alternative Therapeutic Modalities in Veterinary Medicine 1 Credit(s).
VETT 274 - Internship: Veterinary Technology 4 Credit(s).
General Education Requirements**

Note:

*If a student is required to complete ACDV 101 —Transitioning to College (1 credit), this course should be taken in the first semester at CCBC. This course must be completed prior to completing the Selective Admissions process and entering the Veterinary Technology program.

**General Education requirements include ENGL 101 —College Composition I, MATH 163 —College Algebra. CSIT 101 —Introduction to Computers, PSYC 101 —Introduction to Psychology or SOCL 101 —Introduction to Sociology, an approved Arts and Humanities or Social and Behavioral Science course that is designated as a Diversity course. Students must complete the English and Mathematics General Education requirements within the first 24 credit hours of courses.