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how much schooling does a veterinarian need?

I want to know how long i would have to go to school #veterinary

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Courtney’s Answer

4 years for a Bachelor's Degree (science related is best...like Animal Science)

PLUS another 4 years in vet school.

(or you can become a vet tech in 2 years)

Check out this website for the steps to becoming a vet:

https://vbs.psu.edu/majors/vbs/steps-to-becoming-a-veterinarian

Courtney recommends the following next steps:

Start volunteering at animal shelters; vet clinics; zoos, so that you can gain experience for your application to vet school
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Molly’s Answer

Typically, college and vet school takes about 6-8 years. Check out colleges which already have vet schools for a great way to get ahead.

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Jess’s Answer

I believe that your Undergraduate degree should be biology related - and then you need to go to Vet school for 4 years after college. After you complete Vet school you take a big test and are a licensed Vet! If you want to be a veterinary technician (rather than primary doctor) your after undergraduate schooling is less.


Good luck!

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Sarah’s Answer

The schooling is 4 Years of college with big emphasis/ major in some sort of science and then 4 years of vet school. After graduating from vet school you can practice general medicine and surgery. If you are interested in specializing ( cardiology, oncology, orthopedics etc..) you would have a 1 year interndhip followed by a 3 year residency.

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