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2026-2027 College Catalog
Veterinary Technology AAS Program Map Full-Time
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If you are a full-time student taking at least 12 hours per semester and follow this degree map, you can complete this associate degree in two years. See an academic advisor for a customized degree map that works for you (however, VETT course schedule is fixed).
- BIOL requirement must be completed prior to starting in the Fall VETT curriculum. Must have a grade of “C” or better.
- Background check and Drug Screening are required for admission to the VT Program, administered through the School of Health Sciences. Medical marijuana is not permitted, even if you have a medical card.
- Minimum GPA of 2.0
- Applications are due each April 30th, for starting the Program the following Fall semester.
- Practicum is approximately 40 hours/week for 8 weeks in an assigned veterinary hospital or facility.
- Practicum student should be prepared to not work a regular job; student should be prepared to not receive pay for the Practicum.
- All travel is the student’s responsibility.
- Practicum (or internship) at a veterinary hospital, as assigned by the VT Program.
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Prerequisite Courses
BIOL 1414 or 1604 must be completed prior to starting the program. - The BIOL prerequisite can be taken during the spring semester of application or, the summer prior to starting the Fall VETT courses.
- Completion is required before full acceptance and full admission to the VT Program - students will not be permitted to start VETT courses in the Fall if BIOL is not completed with a grade of “C” or better. It is recommended to complete prior to application and before the summer.
- Career Shadowing is required with the application. Contact the VT Program for more information.
Chem & Math are no longer required for the AAS degree. Risk management requirments: - A Background check and Drug Screening are required for admission to the VT Program, administered through the School of Health Sciences.
- Medical marijuana is not permitted, even if you have a medical card.
- Most VETT courses are blended, and are Lecture/Lab. Laboratories are very hands-on.
- This is not a fully online Program, however, students should be capable of online learning.
See an academic advisor for a customized degree map that works for you (however, VETT course schedule is fixed). - See an Academic Advisor to complete the ”Smart Start” requirement for all students interested in School of Health Sciences programs.
Milestones
- Check the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines impacting classes and financial aid.
- To maintain financial aid eligibility, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 1.70 during the first 30 credit hours attempted and complete 67% of the courses attempted. Review your Financial Aid Dashboard or visit the Financial Aid Office to determine your financial aid status.
- Must have a GPA 2.0 for admission to the VT Program.
- Must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 for all VETT courses.
- All BIOL, ALDH (medical terminology) and VETT courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.
- All risk management requirements must be completed in preparation for the clinical setting (vaccinations, TB test, etc.), including clearance on a national background check and negative drug screen prior to starting the program.
Time required outside of class: all VT-admitted students are required to participate with: - ACR’s (Animal Care Rotations) each semester, starting the first fall semester of the VT Program. This will require time outside of class, including early mornings, late evenings and weekends, 2-3 weeks per each Fall and Spring semesters.
- Grand Rounds, held twice monthly during Fall and Spring semesters.
- Animal Birthing Center at the Tulsa State Fair each Fall semester.
All transportation is the student’s responsibility (to/from West Campus, field trips or other). Mandatory advisement with your assigned TCC academic advisor before enrolling for the next semester. Milestones
- Check the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines impacting classes and financial aid.
- To maintain financial aid eligibility, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 if 31 or more hours have been attempted and complete 67% of the courses attempted. Review your Financial Aid Dashboard or visit the Financial Aid Office to determine your financial aid status.
- All BIOL, ALDH and VETT courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.
- Time required outside of class: all VT-admitted students are required to participate with:
- ACR’s (Animal Care Rotations) each semester, starting the first fall semester of the VT Program. This will require time outside of class, including early mornings, late evenings and weekends, 2-3 weeks per each Fall and Spring semesters.
- Grand Rounds, held twice monthly during Fall and Spring semesters.
- Mandatory advisement with your assigned TCC academic advisor.
Milestones
- Check the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines impacting classes and financial aid.
- To maintain financial aid eligibility, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 if 31 or more hours have been attempted and complete 67% of the courses attempted. Review your Financial Aid Dashboard or visit the Financial Aid Office to determine your financial aid status.
- All BIOL, ALDH and VETT courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.
- * * Practicum - student should be prepared to not work a regular job; student should be prepared to not receive pay for the Practicum.
- Mandatory advisement with your assigned TCC academic advisor.
- Meet with an academic advisor for a graduation check and to complete a Petition for Computer Proficiency if needed.
- Complete applications for admission and financial aid for the four-year institution to which you plan to transfer.
- Visit Career Services to build your resume.
Milestones
- Check the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines impacting classes and financial aid.
- To maintain financial aid eligibility, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 if 31 or more hours have been attempted and complete 67% of the courses attempted. Review your Financial Aid Dashboard or visit the Financial Aid Office to determine your financial aid status.
- All BIOL, ALDH and VETT courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.
- Time required time outside of class: all VT-admitted students are required to participate with:
- ACR’s (Animal Care Rotations) each semester, starting the first fall semester of the VT Program. This will require time outside of class, including early mornings, late evenings and weekends, 2-3 weeks per each Fall and Spring semesters.
- Grand Rounds, held twice monthly during Fall and Spring semesters.
- Animal Birthing Center at the Tulsa State Fair each Fall semester.
- Mandatory advisement with your assigned TCC academic advisor.
- Meet with academic advisor for graduation check.
- Visit Career Services to build your resume.
Milestones
- Check the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines impacting classes and financial aid.
- Students must File for Graduation - see Academic Advisor
- Students will apply for NVTE (National Veterinary Technician Examination) and State licensing, as assisted by the VT Program. Fees associated for each application are due at time of submittal.
- To maintain financial aid eligibility, a student must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 if 31 or more hours have been attempted and complete 67% of the courses attempted. Review your Financial Aid Dashboard or visit the Financial Aid Office to determine your financial aid status.
- All BIOL, ALDH and VETT courses must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.
- Time required time outside of class: all VT-admitted students are required to participate with:
- ACR’s (Animal Care Rotations) each semester, starting the first fall semester of the VT Program. This will require time outside of class, including early mornings, late evenings and weekends, 2-3 weeks per each Fall and Spring semesters.
- Grand Rounds, held twice monthly during Fall and Spring semesters.
Mandatory advisement with Veterinary Technology Faculty to apply for the NVTE and Oklahoma licensing examinations. - Mandatory advisement with your assigned TCC academic advisor.
- Meet with an academic advisor to file for graduation.
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