The core curriculum rotations consist of:

• 1 week of clinical year orientation
• 4 weeks of food animal medicine and surgery
• 4 weeks of equine medicine and surgery
• 4 weeks of small animal medicine and surgery
• 2 weeks of Diagnostic Pathology (anatomic, clinical, laboratory)
• 2 weeks of Diagnostic Imaging
• 3 weeks of clinical reasoning and assessment
• 4 weeks of preparation and administration of the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam (NAVLE).

The elective curriculum rotations consist of; a choice of one of 5 areas of elective emphasis. They are:

• Production Animal Health
• One Health (public, global health and regulatory veterinary medicine)
• Equine Health
• Academic and Industry
• Community Practice

Within each area of elective emphasis students will take primary selectives, a choice of secondary selectives, and optional open selectives that allow students to broaden their veterinary experience.