Through the Wilson Medical Institute, students will prepare for a career in veterinary medicine through tailored coursework, service, clinical experience and research.
Students will select a major–often biology, chemistry or biochemistry–while following Albion College’s dedicated curriculum that will prepare them for advanced study in veterinary medicine. Students will have all the benefits of a broad liberal arts education, developing cultural competence, communication, teamwork, and social skills as they learn through one-on-one mentorship with faculty, close relationships with their peers and plenty of opportunities for active learning.
Students will take classes in English, biology, chemistry, biochemistry, physics, math, and the humanities, building a broad foundation that will prepare them for advanced study in veterinary medicine. They will develop keen critical thinking, analytical and research skills through Albion College’s liberal arts core. Students will be exposed to diverse perspectives and become a better communicator and problem solver.
Students will learn from faculty experts and professionals, working with Albion College’s veterinarians in the Held Equestrian Center and participating in research, lab work and clinical placements.