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    A veterinarian is a doctor who cares for and treats all animals. Vet schools require four to six years of school after completing your undergraduate degree. Vets treat large and small animals and prescribe medicine and perform surgeries. Some of the best veterinary schools in the country are Texas A&M, Oklahoma State University, and Louisiana State University. Vet school is even more competitive than medical, so acceptance into any of these schools is very impressive. A veterinarian's typical salary is around $80,000 per year. In order to become a veterinarian you must first earn your high school diploma. After obtaining your diploma, earning your bachelor's degree will give you the best chances of acceptance into a veterinary school program. Some vet schools, however, will admit students with several undergraduate credits such as animal biology, zoology, and animal nutrition. Admittance into veterinary schools is extremely competitive. High grades, required letters of recommendation, and experience with veterinarians can help boost your chances of getting accepted over other, less experienced applicants. Some schools also require certain scores on either the Medical College Admission Test or Veterinary College Admission Test. Veterinary colleges are usually a four year program following an…

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    Dissection is just as bad for children as it is for animals. These activities can create insensitive feelings towards animals in some students,. Some may be permanently put off pursuing a career in science. And of course, it is not necessary for students to cut up animals in order to understand basic anatomy and physiology, as many humane non-animal teaching methods, such as computer models and sophisticated simulators, are available. 2.4 Universities, Veterinary and Medical Schools When it…

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    Veterinary school became my dream when we took Julian to the vet and the doctor let me hold his fur while she gave him a shot. If there was any room for doubt before, it had been abolished. Going into high school, I fully planned to utilize my education to expand my passion for working with animals. To my dismay, no high schools offered an introductory class for veterinary school so I settled for a biology class. Biology class soon became my absolute favorite subject. Everything concept we…

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    degree in veterinary medicine will allow me to pursue my future goals as a veterinary. This will allow me to help 4-H livestock shows be a continuing success for children. Livestock showmanship in 4-H has been a huge part of my life since the age of nine. Through 4-H programs such as livestock shows, horse competitions, and veterinary medicine camps children often learn valuable skills in veterinary medicine, leadership, problem-solving, and communication. Veterinarians are extensively…

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    Once I am fully established, I plan on opening my own affordable veterinary hospital. It will include a small wing for animals which will house them when the shelters become too full. With this, they will be provided with the opportunity to find a loving home to call their own. I plan on giving back to the community by donating animal care packages and free or reduced medical treatment to those who are financially unable to provide for their animals. Hopefully by doing this, I will inspire and…

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    care. Veterinary medicine is best understood as a way to help animals in need because it allows different animals to become healthy after treatment. One of the most beneficial reasons to become a veterinarian is the gift to promote the health and welfare of patients. To have the ability to relieve the suffering of animals that have endured traumatizing injuries or diseases would be amazing. Helping animals on a daily basis, enjoying new experiences, learning for a lifetime, working with other…

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    for my loss of confidence, I know that as I attend Graduate school and take my major specific classes, I will be able to gain confidence along…

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    job market, allows you to work abroad, improves cognitive competence and also pairs well with other fields of study, such as Veterinary medicine. As a veterinarian, you have many tasks and responsibilities when on the job. A few are the following: Examine animals to detect and determine…

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    a Veterinarian needs to know how to do and understand how to do. Veterinarians must be able to give various types of animals’ the correct vaccinations and dosages needed depending upon their size, age and weight as needed. The working hours of a Veterinarian may range anywhere from fifty or more per week. There are no specific days of the week that a Veterinarian would have to work; working time can be hectic and random for a Veterinarian. The first school of Veterinary medicine opened in…

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    Tonya DeGrand began her journey as a Senior Animal Services Officer at the age of 16. She started by working at veterinary clinics as a kennel technician and veterinary technician. As a young adult, she went to the University of North Texas and graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Behavior Analysis. Her main goal at that time was to become an Animal Cruelty Investigator, hence the criminal justice background. She wanted a minor in Behavior Analysis so she could…

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