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Does Majoring in Biology give you props when applying for a job in a vet's office?

I want to go to vet school after Community College and I love bio #biology #veterinary #veterinary-medicine

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Yes, there is a lot of lab work to study when you are taking up biology courses which will definitely help you understand the cell structure in animals
Thank you comment icon Like Jeffrey said, being a Bio major will help you understand the lab tests and practices happening at a vet's office if you worked/volunteered there as an undergraduate. To prepare for taking qualifying exams to be admitted to vet school, being a bio major will automatically take care of some of the prerequisite courses. You should look into vet school (or vet tech training) qualifications now to have a good idea on what you can cover while you're still in college. Jodie Giordano
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