The BCRC takes actions to identify the health benefits available to a beneficiary and coordinates the payment process to prevent mistaken payment of Medicare benefits. The BCRC does not process claims, nor does it handle any GHP related mistaken payment recoveries or claims specific inquiries.
1 A veterinary technology associate's degree typically costs $1,300-$12,000 for in-state tuition and fees (resident rate) or $8,000-$30,000 for out-of-state tuition and fees.2  In general, community colleges offer lower tuition rates than state and private schools. Licensure for veterinary technicians can range from $177 to $250. 2  For example, New York requires vet techs to pay a $177 licensure fee. 3  Books and supplies for veterinary school typically cost $1,500-$3,600 per year.
Find 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.s 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.