After high school i want to become a vetenerian but im not extlacly sure what calsses or what colleges im suppost to go for this. Does anyone know what colleges in california & what classes i could take for this career?
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Answer 1 :
http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/studentprograms/subpages/basic_requirements.html That's UC Davis Vet School's admissions page. UC Davis is a top vet school in the country. There aren't many vet schools period. Vet school is something you attend after getting your bachelors. One thing you might as well start doing is to start volunteering/working with animals. You need 180 hours at least. You can go to any 4 year college for undergrad. Here are the required courses: Required Courses The majority of required science coursework must be completed at the time of application. Pending courses must be completed prior to matriculation. Lower Division Required Science Courses One year of General Biology - w/lab One year of General Chemistry - w/lab One year of Organic Chemistry - w/lab One year of Physics - no lab required Upper Division Required Science Courses (must be taken at a four-year college) One semester of Biochemistry One semester of Systemic Physiology One semester of Genetics Additional Required English (12 quarter or 8 semester units-one course must be an English Composition course) Humanities and Social Sciences (12 quarter or 8 semester units) Statistics (one quarter or semester of any Statistics course ie medical, business, ag, etc.)
Answer 2 :
I believe UC Davis seems to have a fairly large vet. program.
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