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CIP 01.8202 Agriculture

Veterinary Office Management/Administration

IPEDS Completions, US Department of Education · 2025

Total graduates

3

2025 · 1 schools

International share

0.0%

0 international students

Bachelor's degrees

3

0.0% international

Overview

Veterinary Office Management/Administration is a specialized field that focuses on the administrative and managerial aspects of veterinary practices. This program prepares students to handle the business side of veterinary services, ensuring that animal healthcare facilities run smoothly and efficiently.

Students in this program learn a variety of skills essential for managing a veterinary office, including financial management, human resources, customer service, and operational procedures. They gain knowledge about veterinary medical terminology, billing practices, and record-keeping, which are crucial for maintaining accurate patient files and handling insurance claims.

The curriculum typically includes courses on business administration, veterinary ethics, and communication skills, which are vital for interacting with clients and healthcare staff. Moreover, students may also receive training in marketing strategies tailored to the veterinary field, helping practices attract and retain clients.

Graduates of Veterinary Office Management/Administration can pursue various career paths, including practice managers, office administrators, and veterinary receptionists. They are equipped to take on leadership roles within veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, and related organizations, ensuring that both the business and healthcare aspects of animal care are effectively managed.

Overall, this program plays a critical role in the veterinary industry by ensuring that animal care is complemented by strong administrative support, ultimately leading to improved service delivery and enhanced patient care. As the demand for veterinary services continues to grow, the need for skilled professionals in office management and administration is becoming increasingly important.

Graduates by year

Graduates by degree level (first and second majors)

AssociateBachelor'sMaster'sDoctoral

From 2020 to 2025, graduates fell 63% and the international share went from 0.0% to 0.0%.

International share (%)
Graduates by group, 2025
White
66.7%
Asian
0.0%
Hispanic
33.3%
Black
0.0%
Other
0.0%
Intl.
0.0%

Colleges that award this degree

In 2025, 1 schools awarded this degree as a first major. The table lists those in the 2027 U.S. News National or Liberal Arts rankings, plus the unranked schools with the most graduates.

RankSchoolStateGraduatesInternational
— SUNY College of Technology at Canton New York 3 0

Purple: international students are 25% or more of the school's graduates.

Related jobs and pay

OccupationUS employmentMean hourly wageMean annual wage
General and Operations Managers 3,503,020 $64.87 $134,940
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers 1,436,680 $35.33 $73,490
Medical and Health Services Managers 597,080 $67.77 $140,970
Administrative Services Managers 263,960 $62.44 $129,870

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025.

Graduate counts: IPEDS Completions, US Department of Education, 2020–2025. Rankings: 2027 U.S. News.