
Application Process
Applying to the DVM program can be completed online. If hardcopy documents need to be submitted, documents should be sent via courier to:
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program
Admission Services UC L3
University of Guelph
Guelph, ON N1G 2W1
Canada
IMPORTANT: Applicants must follow all directions and adhere to the posted deadlines for the DVM admissions cohort that they are applying through.
All posted deadlines are firm and exceptions will not be made. Any applicants that submit required documents after the posted deadlines for their cohort, including those whose documents arrive by mail or courier after the deadline, will not be considered further in the current application cycle.
If you have questions about the application procedure or regarding a current application in progress, please contact Admissions Services at admdvm@uoguelph.ca
For additional tips on the DVM admissions process, please watch the video from our annual fall admissions information session for unsuccessful applicants to the program and those planning on applying in the future.
Domestic Applicants
(Domestic Undergraduate and Graduate cohorts)
Eligibility: Applicants to this cohort must be Canadians with Ontario Residency status.
International Applicants
(International cohort)
Eligibility
International applicants through this cohort must not hold Canadian citizenship (this includes dual citizenship) or Permanent Resident status. The admissions academic requirements and non-academic requirements for non-Canadian applicants are the same as those for Canadian applicants except for the Ontario residency requirement.
US applicants can apply after they have completed their sophomore year of post-secondary studies, provided they have met all of the DVM program admissions requirements. They do not have to complete their undergraduate degree.
Applicants who receive an offer of admission should be aware that they must meet federal immigration requirements for entry into Canada as a student.
English Proficiency Requirement
Applicants who receive their post-secondary training in any language other than English are required to provide evidence of English proficiency. These applicants must meet one of the english proficiency requirements as outlined in the University of Guelph Undergraduate Calenda.
