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As you can see, itâs critical to budget for expenses beyond veterinary school tuition â total annual expenses averaged $36,914 for residents and $52,831 for nonresidents. Total expenses for a four-year DVM program would therefore average $147,656 for residents and $211,324 for nonresidents.ind out about accredited veterinary schools in your state. Of course, thereâs more to consider when it comes to the cost of veterinary school. In 2006-2007, average annual school fees were $3,482 for residents and $4,452 for nonresidents.
1 A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree typically costs $28,000-$54,000 per year for in-state tuition and fees (resident rate) or $41,000-$66,000 per year (for four years) for out-of-state tuition and fees (non-resident rate). An undergraduate degree in veterinary technology typically costs $67,000-$86,000. 2  A student will need to take an admissions test such as the Graduate Records Examination or Medical College Admissions Test, which may costs $50-$160.