The only thing that surprised me was learning that wright state had an animal science lab and learning about that awesome water proof notebook. These technically can be related to careers as I now have an opportunity to volunteer at an animal lab, which I would not have gotten otherwise, and I will be able to use the experience gain into application for Ohio State University College of Veterinarian. The book I am planning to use during my time in ROTC, and most likely during veterinarian field work.
There are no new careers that I am considering about doing after learning about the job description in this class. I have not change my mind about becoming a veterinarian. However, a lot of the careers job description talked about in class could …show more content…
More likely, I would change my particular specialization or focus in the veterinarian field than actually changing the career itself. This will most likely occur during my years at a veterinarian college or during my time in the Army Veterinarian Corp. These two points in my future would let me experience many different things that I cannot comprehend by siting in a lecture.
After I get my Bachelors of Biological Science, I am planning on attending OSU or any veterinarian colleges that would accept me. When I become certified DVM, I would hopefully become a Captain in the Army Veterinarian Corp. I would either join a veterinarian practice, become a teacher at a career technical center, or just open up my horse farm with goats. I don’t know yet, but that is a long way to go and anything can change.
To become a vet, I would need to take a certification exam and attend a 4 year veterinarian college. To get accepted for the college, I would need to gain veterinarian or other animal experience and keep my grade up. To gain the experience, I would need to volunteer at the animal lab, work at an animal kennel or animal clinic, and volunteer at a farm for so many hours. To keep my grade up, I would need to study more and probably take an extra semester or two to lower my work
There are no new careers that I am considering about doing after learning about the job description in this class. I have not change my mind about becoming a veterinarian. However, a lot of the careers job description talked about in class could …show more content…
More likely, I would change my particular specialization or focus in the veterinarian field than actually changing the career itself. This will most likely occur during my years at a veterinarian college or during my time in the Army Veterinarian Corp. These two points in my future would let me experience many different things that I cannot comprehend by siting in a lecture.
After I get my Bachelors of Biological Science, I am planning on attending OSU or any veterinarian colleges that would accept me. When I become certified DVM, I would hopefully become a Captain in the Army Veterinarian Corp. I would either join a veterinarian practice, become a teacher at a career technical center, or just open up my horse farm with goats. I don’t know yet, but that is a long way to go and anything can change.
To become a vet, I would need to take a certification exam and attend a 4 year veterinarian college. To get accepted for the college, I would need to gain veterinarian or other animal experience and keep my grade up. To gain the experience, I would need to volunteer at the animal lab, work at an animal kennel or animal clinic, and volunteer at a farm for so many hours. To keep my grade up, I would need to study more and probably take an extra semester or two to lower my work