Compare veterinary science degrees across Australia

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• Entry ranks are a past year's, not a cut-off. Each is the lowest rank and the lowest ATAR that got an offer, with the median rank where it's published, for the year shown. How ATARs really work
• Teaching, experience and graduate jobs come from QILT's national surveys of veterinary science students and graduates at each university, shown against the national average.
• Completion rates cover all of a university's bachelor students, not veterinary science alone, and partly reflect who a university enrols.
• Cost: about $14,046 a year for every course here, the 2027 student contribution. Paid through HELP once you're earning, not upfront.Estimate

How entry usually works: Selection is primarily ATAR-based, and these courses are among the most competitive in the country because so few universities offer them. Units 3 and 4 English is the usual prerequisite, and chemistry or biology is commonly required. Some courses ask about animal handling experience. Becoming a registered veterinarian takes an accredited veterinary degree, which for several of these is a further qualification after this one.

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