SUNY Delhi Signs Teach-Out Agreement with Medaille University, Launches Online AAS Program in Veterinary Technology
Delhi, NY (07/31/2023) — SUNY Delhi has signed a teach-out agreement with Medaille University, a private university in Buffalo, NY, that will close on August 31. The contract offers Medaille students a seamless transfer process to SUNY Delhi to finish their studies. A second agreement between SUNY Delhi and Medaille University enables students currently enrolled in Medaille's online AAS in Veterinary Technology the opportunity to complete the correlating degree at Delhi as it expands to be delivered in an online format this fall.
As a teach-out partner institution, SUNY Delhi will accept all credits and grades earned by students at Medaille and offer an equal or lower cost of attendance than what they paid to attend Medaille. Transfer students will also be eligible for a full range of scholarships, waivers, or administrative deductions that are available for enrolled students at SUNY Delhi.
"SUNY Delhi is pleased to offer acceptance to Medaille students into our academic programs both on campus and online," said Dr. Mary Bonderoff, Acting President at SUNY Delhi. "Our admission advisors are working individually with each student to help them navigate the transfer process as smoothly as possible. We look forward to welcoming Medaille students into our supportive, close-knit campus community and are confident they will be successful in pursuing their educational goals at Delhi."
SUNY Delhi's newly approved online AAS degree program in Veterinary Technology will be open to Medaille students this fall. Students from other accredited programs can also apply for transfer review and could begin this fall, if approved. The program will begin to admit other students, including those without transfer credits, in Spring 2024. Designed for both high school graduates and those working in vet clinics as veterinary assistants who want to advance their careers by pursuing a degree, the program can be completed either full-time or part-time.
"As our esteemed and nationally recognized AAS program in Veterinary Technology expands to an online format, we are excited to enroll our first cohort of students from Medaille University," said Dr. Bret Meckel, Dean of the School of Veterinary and Applied Sciences at SUNY Delhi. "With this expansion, SUNY Delhi becomes the first and only SUNY institution offering an online education in veterinary science technology. Online students in this program will receive the same top-quality instruction from dedicated faculty and extensive support services as those studying on campus."
To learn more, please visit www.delhi.edu.
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