Kansas State University

The College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University has "full accreditation" status by the Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association. The next AVMA COE site visit will occur during 2010. The average pass rate for KSU graduates on the North American Licensing Examination is 95%.This statement is required by the AVMA COE.

The college's nationally recognized instructional and research programs provide the highest standards of professional education. A rich, varied, and extensive agricultural program in the area surrounding the college, a city with many pets and a zoo, and referrals from surrounding states provide a wealth of clinical material for professional education in veterinary medicine.

The Graduate Certificate in Business Administration is a five course sequence of basic business classes (15 credit hours). The purpose of the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration (GCBA) program is to provide an opportunity for individuals to gain basic business knowledge without having to participate in a full MBA program.

The K-State Business Organizational Leadership Graduate Certificate Program can open new opportunities for the working professional by enhancing your creative abilities, giving you new technical skills, providing you with professional development, enhancing your organizational dynamics, broadening your knowledge of business trends and strengthening your long range planning development skills.

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