ACADEMICS:

The Microbiology Major What it is and what a major in Microbiology can do for you.

The Veterinary Science Major What it is and what a major in Veterinary Science can do for you.

ADVISING:
Who is my advisor and how can I see him/her?

An advisor can help you stay "on track" throughout your degree program. We strongly encourage every student in our two majors to take just a few minutes out of their busy schedules and visit wiht one of our advisors at least once a semester. By using the above link, you can make an appointment with one of the main advisors in the department. View the Student Resource Center.

CURRICULUM:
Here are some helpful links with regards to the required curriculum.

• Curriculum guidesheets for Microbiology and Veterinary Science
  
• Microbiology Electives (2006 catalogue) \ Veterinary Science Electives (2006 catalogue)
  
• General Education courses for students under catalogs prior to 1998
  
• General Education courses for students under catatlogs under the 1998 or later catalogs
  
• Recommended as General Electives Coming Soon!
  
• Plan ahead! Senior Check

THE FUTURE:
What can I do with a major in MIC or VSC?

• Careers: (click here)
• Employment Opportunites for College Graduates in the U.S. Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources System 2005-2010
• Pre-Vet track, Veterinary Schools and applications: (click here)
  
• UA Pre-Med Advisor: (click here)
  
• UA Pre-Health Office: (click here)

CLUBS:

• Pre-Vet Club - President 2008-2009: Gabrielle Roberts (garobert@email.arizona.edu)
  
• Pre-Health Profession Clubs
  
  • Alpha Epsilon Delta
    
  • Delta Delta Sigma - Contact: Derek Miller (DJmiller@email.arizona.edu)
    
  • FACES - Contact: Rene Lozano (rlozano@email.arizona.edu)

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH FUNDS:

UBRP (All Colleges) NASA Space Grants (All Colleges) FWS (Federal Work Study)

ADMINSTRATION ISSUES:

• Policies & Procedures
• Leave of Absence
• Progess & Degree Checks/Degree Candidacy
• Change of College/Major/Minor
• Residency
• Academic Support (includes support centers for minority students)
• Other Support:
  
  • UA Financial Aid Office
    
  • Scholarships (College of Agriculture and Life Science - CALS Scholarship Information)
    
  • More about cost, fees and financial assistance (mainly UA, includes info on student employment)
    
  • Off-Campus Housing Information and Food Services
    
  • Athletics and Recreation
  • Arts & Entertainment
• National and International Exchange Programs
• WWW links (links to other www resources)

OTHER UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS:

In the College of Agriculture and Life Science
In Biology at The University of Arizona

GRADUATE PROGRAMS:

In the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
In Biology at the University of Arizona

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA:

• Numbers
  
• Events
  • UA News
    
  • UA Events
• Academic Deadlines & Dates

MISSION:
What the Resource Center is About?

The Instructional Resource Center of the Department of Veterinary Science and Microbiology provides a hub for the department's instructional services. Its primary task is to enhance the academic and professional success of undergraduate students planning to major in veterinary science, microbiology, and/or pre-vet students. It serves as a facility to study, to utilize computers and other resources (samples exams, books, the worldwide web, etc.), to meet peers, and to seek advise and help in academic, administrative and professional questions. The IRC also provides the first contact for anybody inquiring about a major in veterinary science and/or microbiology; about applying to a veterinary and/or professional school; and about the departmental instructional programs, including its graduate program in pathobiology.

Phone: (520) 621-6903-OR-(520) 621-2355
Fax: (520) 621-6366
E-mail: evm@email.arizona.edu

Last Update June 7, 2006