Home News Issues My AVMA Jobs Animal Health Public Health @Work Blog Newsletters
Search Tips | Advanced Search     Bookmark and Share
  
 
Search within Education only.

"Top 6" Quick Links
 

About accreditation



Veterinary colleges



Veterinary technology programs



Distance learning programs



Contacts


Accreditation of Veterinary Colleges

Overview of the COE



The accreditation process



Upcoming COE site visits



COE Standard newsletter



FAQs


Accreditation of Veterinary Technology Programs

About the CVTEA



The accreditation process



Getting started



CVTEA newsletter



FAQs


Professional Resources

Veterinarians



Veterinary students



Veterinary technicians



Veterinary educators


AVMA Member area = AVMA/SAVMA  Members Only


Get Adobe reader

Some files on this page require Adobe Reader software. Click on the image above to download it for free from the Adobe site.

 




 

Does the Council ever refuse to go on a site visit?

Q: Are there any cases when the COE refuses to conduct a site visit?
A: The Council can deny the request for a site visit to a college in a country where conditions exist that might place the safety of the site team members at risk. In the case of a consultative visit the Council can refuse to conduct the visit if, after reviewing the self-study material, it is determined that the college falls short of meeting one or more standards.