BS Major
The Pre-Veterinary track is a part of Health and Life Sciences at Geneva College.
This track will earn you a Biology degree.
At Geneva College, students preparing for veterinary medicine gain more than scientific knowledge—they gain a foundation for life. Our pre-veterinary program is intentionally crafted to prepare students for the academic demands of veterinary school. Throughout the journey, students benefit from close mentorship and guidance from faculty who are both academically accomplished and personally invested in their students' growth.
Customize your coursework to align with veterinary school goals while developing a deep understanding of biology, animal science, and stewardship
Gain confidence for veterinary school with rigorous courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and research—all taught through a biblical worldview
Prepare for entrance exams like the GRE or VCAT in a dedicated, supportive class designed to strengthen both knowledge and test-taking skills
Dive into the foundations of life through dynamic study in physiology, genetics, and ecology
Learn about gene inheritance, expression, and the relationship between genetics and diseases
Step into the lab and study topics like biochemistry, cell biology, immunology, and more
Evaluate worldviews through a Christian perspective, and apply Biblical principles to issues within health care
Pre-vet students will be better prepared to serve God and neighbor as:
Veterinarians and animal care professionals who reflect the image of God by treating all creatures with compassion, dignity, and responsible stewardship
Educators and advocates who engage questions of origin and bioethics with both biblical wisdom and scientific insight
Wildlife specialists and agricultural consultants who care for creation while promoting sustainability grounded in Scripture
Researchers and practitioners who navigate veterinary science with excellence and honoring God’s design in all living systems
Pre-vet students at Geneva will:
Gain a solid foundation in biology, chemistry, physiology, and animal science to support success in veterinary school
Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills grounded in a biblical worldview
Explore ethical issues in animal care and research through the lens of Scripture and stewardship
Engage in hands-on learning and research experiences that prepare them for advanced study and professional training
Cultivate spiritual maturity, compassion, and purpose as they prepare to serve both animals and people with integrity
Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva’s program.
The national median salary for Veterinarians is $125,507
100% of students with a biology degree were employed or in graduate school within 6 months of graduation.
Veterinarian
Animal Nutritionist
Veterinary Technician
Animal Behaviorist
Pursue veterinary school at top-tier institutions
Serve globally through veterinary missions and public health initiatives
Advocate for animal welfare and ethical care in clinical and research settings
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