Your questions about applying to vet school

You work directly with Dr Rebecca, a qualified and practising veterinary surgeon with thirteen years of experience, and Head of the Veterinary Programme at InvestIN. Your support is never handed to a student tutor.

Yes. We regularly guide applicants from Canada, the United States, Hong Kong, the Netherlands, France and the UAE. Each programme tier is available in an international edition at the same price, with qualification equivalence, IELTS and the application process built in.

The earlier the better, because work experience and a strong personal statement take time. That said, we support students at every stage, right up to interview, and the programme is built around where you are now.

The Vet Offer Programme follows a clear five stage method: planning and choosing your schools, work experience, the personal statement, the SAQ stages, and interview preparation, including Cambridge preparation where it is needed.

We have a 100% success rate in helping our students gain a place at vet school. We are glad to talk this through honestly with you at a consultation.

There are twelve veterinary schools in the UK. The established schools are accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), while the newest, including Aberystwyth, SRUC and UCLan, are working towards full accreditation so their first graduates can register as vets. Each school selects in its own way.

Most UK veterinary degrees take five years. Cambridge takes six, and some graduate entry routes are shorter. After graduating you register with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.

Yes. Vet schools expect genuine work experience across a range of settings, and value what you learned from it. Securing and reflecting on experience is part of our method.