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New York Veterinary Schools & Programs

In New York City, the place to study veterinary technology is La Guardia Community College, where students can earn a two-year associate of applied science degree that leads to certification as a veterinary technician. Students pursuing a pre-veterinary bachelor’s degree have many programs to choose from. Biology degrees are available at many institutions including New York University, Columbia University, Purchase College, St. Joseph’s College, andWagner College.

Animal health occupations in New York City are expected to grow from 2002 to 2012, according to the The New York State Department of Labor. Predicted job growth is 12.2% for veterinarians, 29.7% for veterinary technologists and technicians, 17.5% for nonfarm animal caretakers, and 15.4% for animal care and service workers.

Veterinary Schools, Programs & Courses in New York
Subjects listed are highlights of programs and/or courses offered.
Harrington College of Design Brown College Argosy University University of Phoenix American Intercontinental University Kaplan University Le Cordon Bleu Schools International Academy of Design & Technology Argosy University Audubon Expedition Institute Brooks Institute of Photography Brooks Institute of Photography The Art Institutes The Art Institutes Sanford Brown Institute Harrington College of Design University of Phoenix Brooks Institute of Photography Brooks Institute of Photography Argosy University DeVry University Vet Tech Institute The Art Institutes The Art Institute Online

Why New York is a Great Place to Study Veterinary

Headquarters of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and home to the Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium, and three other zoos that form the Wildlife Conservation Society, New York City is full of great opportunities for students and practitioners of veterinary medicine. The Veterinary Medical Association of New York City keeps its members up to date on the latest developments in veterinary medicine through ten scientific meetings each year. And veterinary students and professionals can join in the development of new knowledge and technologies to protect the nation’s animal industries through the Plum Island Animal Disease Center Research Participation Program.

Other Resources for Veterinary Education and Careers in New York
  • Veterinary Medical Association of New York City
  • New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians
  • New York State Veterinary Medical Society
  • New York State Veterinary License Requirements
  • New York SAVE - Save Animals in Veterinary Emergency
  • Cornell Veterinary Magazine
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    Veterinary - Employers in New York
  • New York State Veterinary Medical Society Classified Ads
  • Wildlife Conservation Society
  • University Animal Hospital
  • Animal Medical Center
  • Riverside Animal Hospital
  • American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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    Veterinary - Internship Opportunities in New York
  • Bronx Zoo teaching fellowships
  • Animal Medical Center
  • Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
  • La Guardia Community College Internship Program
  • Manhattan College School of Science
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