I want to be an equine lawyer, but all my friends and family make fun of me. Should I give up on my dream? And if not where's a collage to go to??
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Don't give up on your dream. Link below proves the term "Equine Lawyer" exists.  I'd contact this group of people and see where they went to school.
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finish high school please don't make the mistake many people make keep your dreams in front of you but work to get them. I don't know of any places near you but look for talent competitions or open casting calls/auditions that may be happening locally or non local try local acting or theater to gain some skills find places you want to "work for" and send them a tape of your skills or a letter/resume/headshot dont give up on your dreams and dont give up on your schooling and be careful who you work for but lastly be happy with what you do in the end, dont waist your childhood away because it will pass you by so fast. I can relate as i am graduating high school this year and feel like I was only 11 years old yesterday! Good Luck!
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You can't be serious, you want to sue someone for trying to help you communicate with the world?  I know it can be frustrating, but sheesh, nobody is perfect.  So, they misunderstood...that is okay, just clarify.  And, I don't think it is such a bad thing that they try to treat you nicely...hell, I wish people went out of their way to treat me w/ kid gloves.  If you have a problem w/ a particular person's attitude, just let them know...like anyone would.  They are just trying to be helpful.  What's is so bad about somebody feeling good about helping you and other people with disablities....geez, is that such a bad thing?  How would you prefer them to feel and how would you prefer to be treated?  With a cold shoulder?  I don't know if you have a case, but with the way the world works, you probably would--thanks for driving up my tuition/medical bills, etc b/c of your frivolous lawsuit.
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Luckily an internship is not forever and eventually it will be over. The people who are supposed to be training you may have a problem with having you around, because they see you as someone who is only temporary, and they feel "why should they spend all that time training someone who is only going to leave" I say, take each day with a grain of salt, and hopefully you will gain some experience, and also be happy knowing that you are moving on. Good Luck :-)
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I was n still is interested n Veterinay.. I wanted to b Vet Tech but theres no money n the job.... thats n every state not just urs.... Now becoming a Veterinarian would b a different story.. thats where the money is.....yeah going to school for a Veterinary Assistant was a waste of time n money.....So whats the new career ur interested in? School starts n Januaury and I can't make up my mind about what I wanna major in.....Hopefully I will figure it out...
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My Advice (based on my OWN experience)\nPractice, practice, practice. you 2 are a team! Don't enter the arena all nervous about how you'll do, will you palce, don't hit the barrels,ect. Go in the with the thought, this is gonna be FUN! this is what I love to do! If you mess up or something,go back and finish...don't just leave the arena. All beginners are just that...Just beginning.thats why practicing is so very important. when I started, I was 11 and my horse just wasn't fast enough...As I got better, my horse couldn't keep up in time w/ the others. I had to get a faster horse which I started training immediatly, and the following summer when the shows started I finally won a ribbon!!(5th) So I guess what I'm trying to say is Don't expect to win every event every time! took me 2 yrs. to just get a placing. have fun with it. As the summer goes on and the more shows you enter, you will "feel" your strenghts and weaknesses with your horse...and work on any weaknesses!  GOOD LUCK TOMORROW!!!HAVE FUN AND LET US KNOW!!
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I know that vet schools like to see applicants that have worked with animals in a clinical setting.  Working in a kennel, an animal shelter, or for a vet on a part time basis.  There are alot of students that firmly belive they want to be a vet.....right up until they have to deal with animals that are not cute and cuddly (think of abused dogs or dogs that have been used in dog fights), or that they have to put to sleep (it has to be very difficult to kill something because it is easier than trying everything possible to save it).\n\nI hope that I have not discouraged you at all because I believe everyone should pursue their dreams with reckless abandon.  But thay should also go into things with their eyes wide open and not looking through rosy glasses.
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I was in the same situation as you..\nat the end of high school I had a million people telling me I had all the potential, and where was I going to college? \nI had mixed feelings about all this..  should I just go to make every one else happy? or what?  ..\n I decided that college wasn't the right thing for right away.. mostly because I didn't have any money and I was afraid of spending money on something I wasn't really sure I wanted to do anyway...\nIt took me one year out of High school to realize how much I missed being in school and missed the interaction with peers and all that...\n I also came to a realization that I really did have a passion in life and I finally decided to peruse it regardless of what other people told me about women in the profession... I moved 3000 miles to the other side of the country.. I took a huge risk in asking my BF of 4 years at that point to come with me or loose me... and I am now in my 3rd out of 5 yrs in architecture school and I am actually ranked 1st in my class.....\nmy point in telling my "life story" is that some times you just need some time to yourself to step back and reflect on where and who you are..  I know it sounds cheesy but during that year off I learned  a llot about "the real world" and myself and knew that I could do better than $8.25/hr at my local retail store ...  good luck.. you sound like an intelligent girl, trying to make the right decision...\nmy advice is talk to your parents but don't feel as though you are disappointing them if you don't want the same thing as them.. look into some colleges or even some certificate programs.. like massage therapy and other one year programs.. most community colleges have them...  see if you are finding anything you are interested in... if not there is nothing wrong with taking a year off.. and besides that year will be a good time to save money if you do decide to go to college....but like I said you are an intelligent person.. you just have to find "your thing"    good luck in life :)\n but like the other girl said ..  college is a great experience and you don't want to regret never going... or at least trying :)
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You need to do what is right for you. If leaving the state to pursue a career is what you feel is right for you then by all means go. The people that are trying to talk you out of it are just wanting to keep you here because they will miss you. Thats all. I would do what will make me happy. Hope this helps.
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Go ahead and graduate.  I took a lot of classes that looked like fun and looked very interesting - none of them ended up being so.  Acting was basically group therapy, and the medical ethics course was WAY to religious for my taste.
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You need to start thinking about what is going to be good for you and your future and make up your mind that you are not going to let anyone or anything keep you down any more....Please,...sweetheart...don't even be talking about killing yourself ....You should go and talk to a school counselor, and express your concerns...and tell them why you can't talk to your parents and that you want to succeed in this world..and then, I am going to tell you to pray to God and to Jesus, for your answers..and you need to talk to someone and let some adult that you can really trust, know just why you are feeling so violated and down....which is what I think is going on....Please little one, I think that there is a beautiful horse some where that is waiting to be owned by you..and a wonderful guy who needs you...Jesus Loves you and I bet a lot of people do..
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You shouldn't be ashamed.  But you should go into law with your eyes wide open.\n\nI think most people go into law school because "they want to help people."  They find out afterwards that it's impossible to earn even a meager living only helping people.  Most people leave law school looking to get into the biggest firm or make the most money, and helping people goes way down on their list of priorities (and that is easy when you have tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt, you want a home and a car, and you have to pay professional insurance and bar dues).\n\nJust know that if you go into law, the odds are good that you will be an advocate of a client.  And if that client's desire is to screw someone else, it is your legal duty to help that client achieve whatever lawful goals he or she has.  Generally speaking, you do not get to decide if your client is right or wrong; you have to advocate for your client.  This is what so many lay people do not understand and it is why they hate lawyers so.
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What do you do for fun?  Try to make a career out of your favorite hobby.  I was majoring in psychology (which I had wanted to do since I was about 15), and a semester into college I realized it was not for me.  I changed to an "undecided" major and stayed in school for another 2 semesters before realizing that I was in the wrong place.  I transfered to a small art school and moved back in with my parents.  I'm one quarter away from graduating with my culinary arts degree and I couldn't be happier.  Don't look for a program that fits you, figure out what it is that you're good at, and then figure out what you have to do to make a living at it.
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I was in rehab for 6 months and my working with the horses got me thru.  Made friends with the ladies running the program and  actually moved in with one of them for 3 years.  Any kind of work with horses is awesome.  Thru my years here I'm seen the benfits.  Not only with me and the gang I went through rehab with but also with physical, mental and emotional issues.  We had a woman that had a stroke and very little range of motion when she first started coming.  The last time I saw her she was able to stand with assistance in the stirrups.  I've seen the calming effects on austic kids and kids with adhd and how a 30 minutes session with the horses and all the animals out there and with some turoing how much calmer and more attentive they were.  And then to seen their grades inmprove.  There are programs out there that are really good.  Contact me at jleblanc904@yahoo if you want to chat some more and maybe I can but you in touch with my friends for their experiences.
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all i know are the colleges. my girl friend wants to go to Gwelf i dont know if i spelt it right but its that one veterinary college thats suppossed to be the best in the world . (i'd say just Canada and the U.S.)
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When I was 11 I wanted to be a Veterinarian, now that I'm 29, I'm going to school to be a Cosmetologist.\n\nKeep up the good work and set great goals for yourself!!!:)
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I'm in the process of applying to a school right now. The way I feel if your a people person,And love to do hair then yes you can make money! Just stay professional and there are so many avenues you can take! You could teach at a hair chool in the future... you can open your own shop so you wont have to pay commission or booth rent. I don't know that much about it but I live to do hair its my passion I have the desire to learn new things!! Look around SOMEONE IS ALWAYS GOING TO NEED A BEAUTICIAN! I'm looking at going to Dudley's Cosmetology school you may want to try them or Rudy & Kelly!Im in Virginia so there is a great need for someone like me! I am confident Iam going to suceed!