Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine
Amarillo, Texas
Upgraded from provisional to full accreditation in September 2025.
4 years
DVM program length
Put this program in perspective.
A four-year program with a community-based clinical year.
Community-based clinical network
The first three years are based in Amarillo and at Mariposa Station. Fourth-year placements use the Clinical Learning Network, largely in Texas with some sites elsewhere.
Ask about current geographic eligibility, placement travel, and the correct application route before applying.
Expanded curriculum source review: 2026-11-07. Confirm entry-year details with the school.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine AVMA-accredited?
Yes - full accreditation as of 2026-11. Upgraded from provisional to full accreditation in September 2025. Always confirm current status directly at avma.org before applying.
How long is the DVM program at Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine?
4 years for the professional program. This excludes prerequisite study, combined degrees, and additional specialty training. The first three years are based in Amarillo and at Mariposa Station. Fourth-year placements use the Clinical Learning Network, largely in Texas with some sites elsewhere.
How much does Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine cost?
Tuition changes yearly and varies by residency status - use the cost comparison calculator with this school's own current published tuition for an accurate number rather than relying on a number that may already be out of date.