| The
Department of Pathology offers a program of study for qualified
individuals leading to the Master of Science (MS) or Doctor of
Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Pathology. Graduate veterinarians
are offered a program which incorporates a residency program with
graduate work in which at culmination the student is eligible
for examination by the board of the American College of Veterinary
Pathologists. Non-DVM graduate students earn their graduate degrees
independent of the residency. |
Entrance
into any of these programs is competitive based on grades and
test scores as well as availability of funding. Minimum requirements
for Graduate School admission are: |
|
M.
S. |
Ph.D |
| G.R.E. |
>900 |
>1000 |
| G.P.A. |
>3.0 |
>3.0 |
|
| Faculty members in the department include veterinary
clinical pathologists, veterinary anatomic pathologists, and a human
pathologist. Cooperative programs
with the Department of Avian Medicine and Southeastern Wildlife
Disease Studies Group are also possible. |
For
Further Information Contact Graduate Coordinator:
Jaroslava Halper, MD, PhD
jhalper@vet.uga.edu |
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| This page was last updated June 6, 2001 |
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