Proposal
- The College identified the need for this new facility in 1998, and has completed program planning, conceptual design, and is now completing final design for this state-of-the-art building that will serve the future of veterinary medical training in Georgia.
- Plan to increase enrollment from 102 (current) to 150 per class, starting the year UGA breaks ground for the new teaching hospital. This 50% enrollment increase will provide more veterinarians to protect animal and public health in Georgia.
- Clinical faculty along with third- and fourth-year students will move to the new hospital. The vacated space in our current buildings will be renovated to accommodate the 50% increase in enrollment in the first two years, and for badly needed research space.
- The revenue generated from tuition and fees for the additional students will be used to pay the additional faculty and staff required to support the enrollment increase.
Hospital caseload and square footage of our peer institutions
This page was last reviewed on December 1, 2011.
