What are some colleges that have good veterinary programs?
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I read Cornell has the best. According to the following website, "Cornell is consistently ranked the best veterinary college in the world." Washington and Kansas State Universities also offer very good programs for those wanting to get involved in this special career.
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Try Goshen College, Ohlone College, or San Antonio College for starters. They all have really good programs, its just a matter of what exactly you want.
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University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh\nSmall teaching college, inexpensive, close to home, good teachers\nDominican University for second Masters\nVery cool building of stone and ivy--looks like it belongs in a gothic movie.
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Most Veterinary colleges (at least in Canada) require you have a BSc. majoring in Biology of some sort.
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Colorado State University has a prestigious School of Vet Studies.
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I found several... there are approximately 75 within the US.  \n\nIn the link I posted you can fill out what you want in a college, or example, state, size, cost... the best part is you can pick major (Zoology/animal biology is listed under Biological and biomedical sciences.)  Just fill out all the questions and it will give you a list of schools.  \n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/tools/brief/cosearch_advanced_brief.php
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I would say the best thing to do is talk to people who have gone to the schools. Is you are still in school for your bacholor's degree talk to your professors. One school may be better than the other as far as academics depending on the area of study you are in. I know that Penn State has an good Animal Sciences program.
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Depending on how old you are, there are many pre-vet clubs in colleges.  You could also check out your states department of agriculture website.  I joined a veterinary emergency responders organization so if there is an outbreak of some sort of animal disease, I may be called to help out.  There is also the american veterinary medical association (AVMA) which may have meetings.
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There is only one other veterinary medical school besides UC Davis, and that is Western Veterinary School in Pomona, CA.  I assume that you are talking about the doctoral degree program and not undergraduate.......
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I suspect work-study is OK, although any college financial counselor in PA should be able to tell you.\n\nI doubt that you can be a veterinarian, however, since that requires keeping, buying, selling and dispensing controlled substances.
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I suggest you find a vet school you might want to go to and contact them and ask them what they are looking for. That might help you plan better:-)
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I heard that the university of florida is pretty good..also you might want to check out Penn State
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michigan state u in east lansing michigan has a world renowned vet school.  look it it up.
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It's called a university or technical college.\n\nGeorgia Tech is a good one.
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Many Community Colleges have a program.\n\nhttp://www.navta.net/ can help answer some questions you have.\n\nhttp://www.avma.org/communications/brochures/careers/technology_brochure.asp\n\nhas great career info.\n\nhere is a list of all accredited schools:\nhttp://www.avma.org/education/cvea/vettech_programs/vettech_programs.asp\n\nin Florida try:\nBrevard Community College\nVeterinary Technology Program\n1519 Clearlake Rd.\nCocoa, FL 32922\n321-433-7594\nFAX 321-634-4565\nwww.brevard.cc.fl.us\n(Laura Earle-Imre, DVM-Director)\n2 years-Associate of Science\nInitial Accreditation-November, 1999\nFULL ACCREDITATION\n\nMiami-Dade College\nVeterinary Technology Program\nMedical Center Campus\n950 NW 20th Street\nMiami, FL 33127\n305-237-4473\nFAX 305-237-4278\nwww.mdcc.edu/medical/aht/vettech\n(Lois Sargent, DVM, Coordinator)\n2 years-Associate in Science\nInitial Accreditation-February 21, 2003\nPROVISIONAL ACCREDITATION\n\nSt. Petersburg College\nVeterinary Technology Program\nBox 13489\nSt. Petersburg, FL 33733\n727-341-3652\nwww.spjc.edu/hec/vettech/vt1.html\n(Guy Hancock, DVM-Director)\n\nOn-Campus Program\n2 years-Associate in Science\nInitial Accreditation-April, 1978\nFULL ACCREDITATION\n\nDistance Learning Program\nAssociate in Science\nInitial Accreditation-November, 1995\nFULL ACCREDITATION\n\nIt is a great profession.
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Middlebury and Bennington are the best colleges in Vermont.\nBoth are highly selective, and applicants should be in the top tenth of their class, have outstanding SAT scores and GPAs, superb letters of recommendation, and special qualities or skills that set them apart from the crowd.\n\nUVM (University of Vermont) is also a great school, and while still selective in terms of admission, will admit students with slightly lower GPAs and SATs.\n\nBest wishes to your niece.
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Go to the American Veterinary Medical Association website at www.avma.org \nThey have more information about it there like what schools are accredited. There are even some online programs like with Purdue University, St. Peterburg College, etc. With the online programs you have to work at a vet clinic while you're taking the classes and sometimes you have to go a local college to take tests and stuff. It takes anywhere from 18 mos-2 1/2 yrs, and you have an Associates Degree when you're through. I'm thinking of applying to a college (haven't decided which yet)to become a vet tech, but the closest college that offers anything to do with vet technology is like 5 1/2 hrs away. So, I would have to do the online thing.