Whether they’re pets, livestock or working animals, animals matter to individuals and society. Every community needs veterinary professionals to provide animal health care, but veterinarians also do many other kinds of jobs.
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"The small-town environment, low student-to-faculty ratio, and availability of a pre-veterinary program were the main reasons I chose EIU. Plus, a trusted friend personally recommended I apply. They were my insight into campus life and informed me of the positive professor reputations, financial aid opportunities, and the availability of support services on campus."Eva ApodacaPre-Veterinary Medicine Pathway | Class of 2027, Biological Sciences major
They make sure the nation’s food supply is safe. They work to control the spread of diseases. They conduct research that helps both animals and humans. Veterinarians are at the forefront of protecting the public’s health and welfare. Most students accepted into a four-year professional veterinary medicine program have earned a baccalaureate degree before they enter that program.
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