Degrees in Dominica

Imagine studying veterinary medicine on the beautiful, peaceful, tropical island of Dominica—often called the Nature Island of the Eastern Caribbean. US and international students taking the 4-year DVM program at St. Nicholas University School of Veterinary Medicine are required to have a minimum of 60 college/university credits. They must have earned a high school diploma with official transcripts displaying successful completion of English, Mathematics, and Chemistry with a minimum grade of C (not required for the 5-year DVM Program with PreVet). Plus, all prospective students are required to demonstrate a minimum level of English language proficiency before admission. At St. Nicholas University School of Veterinary Medicine, we have modern training equipment at our disposal. You will gain hands-on experience in our University Veterinary clinic, which also supports St Nicholas Animal Rescue and Shelter – a non-profit we sponsor. Our graduates may qualify for work abroad, including in Canada and the USA. In addition to our already low tuition fees, we offer various scholarship possibilities for those in need.