What is the most presigious, highest-ranked equine college/university in America today?

Question

I am looking at colleges/universities that are all about horses. It doesn't matter where the school is, as long as it is in the United States...

Answer 1

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville is very well known and has an outstanding reputation. They have a large animal program, which is what you would want to take. I believe there are no programs for horses alone.

Large animal veterinarians are in great demand. As a vet, you can limit your practice to horses alone and as a student, in addition to equine courses required for your major, you can choose equine courses as your major electives. Most universities have their catalogs online, so you can research which give the most equine courses.

All of the accredited veterinary schools are listed on this site by state: (Don't even think about going to an unaccredited college - I see that this program is even given online! - obviously by an unaccredited college.)
http://www.avma.org/education/cvea/colleges_accredited/colleges_accredited.asp

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Answer 2

Don't be silly. Horses don't go to college!

Seriously -- look at good Ag school and colleges with Vet programs. Your best bet is to look at Land Grant universities. You might want to look at the following link as a starting place.

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