Recent Colorado Veterinary Grads Eligible for $70K Awards

To address a shortage of rural veterinarians, the state of Colorado has implemented its Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program (VELRP) that awards up to $70,000 to each recipient over a four year period.  Up to four recipients will be selected each year, and applications for the initial round of awards

AVMA Offers Student Loan Repayment Webinar

The American Veterinary Medical Association will offer a webinar on Student Loan Repayment Options and Strategies on October 29, 2018 at 1pm Eastern time.  The presentation, part of the AVMA Lead & Learn webinar series, will feature three speakers: Dr. Bridgette Bain (AVMA economist), Dr. Caroline Cantner (AVMA Assistant Director

Veterinary Scholarships Offered by Dairy Association

The National Dairy Herd Information Association (DHIA) is now accepting applications for its veterinary student scholarship program.  The $1,500 scholarships are available to third and fourth year veterinary students at AVMA accredited schools. Applicants will be judged on their interest and involvement in the dairy industry, as well as their interest

Veterinary Student Debt Center Now Online

The VIN Foundation, a nonprofit network of more than 58,000 veterinarians and students worldwide, is now offering a great online resource for veterinary debt.  The VIN Foundation Student Debt Center provides a wealth of free information on educational costs and payment options that can be of great value to vet

Merck Veterinary Student Scholarships

Calling all second and third year vet students!  The annual Merck Animal Health Veterinary Student Scholarship Program will begin accepting applications on November 15, 2016.  Applications can be submitted online via the American Veterinary Medical Foundation website, a partner with Merck for this scholarship program, until December 31, 2016. Twenty scholarships

Survey Shows Vet Students Incur Massive Debt

Can you afford to pay for vet school?  You probably can’t cover the cost unless you take out high dollar student loans.  If you are planning to pursue veterinary medicine you need to be prepared for this financial reality. Nearly ninety percent of 2015 veterinary graduates reported in a new survey