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Dual Degree Programs
DVM/MS or DVM/Ph.D. Degree
- Applicant initially applies for admission to the OSU DVM program
- Once a student has been admitted to the DVM program, then they may apply for admission to the Comparative Biomedical Sciences (CBSC) graduate program
- DVM studies are initiated first, while graduate studies courses and research can be taken during summer semesters, as electives or step-out year during DVM studies
- Matriculation of graduate studies requires at least one to three years post-DVM
Veterinary Medical Residency/Ph.D. or MS Degrees
- Veterinarians must apply for and be accepted to OSU CVM residency program
- Clinical Residents (in consultation with their residency section chief) apply for admission to the CBSC graduate program.
- Clinical Residency/MS students take 21 credit hours and complete their thesis research during the latter part of their residency
- Clinical Residency/Ph.D. students take 60 credit hours and typically require one to three additional years post-residency to complete their degree
Ph.D./MBA and Ph.D./Entrepreneurship Degrees
- Must be a current Ph.D. student in the CBSC program
- These programs are above and beyond the credit hours required for the CBSC Ph.D. program and are entered into toward the end of obtaining the Ph.D. degree studies