how do i get admisson into a clinical veterinary course[at ms level] in the united states ?i m from india.?
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Hi,\nU may find lot of Indian professors in US. Eg:university of minasota. These professors will definitely help you if you are really interested in higher studies. But U should complete your bachelor degree before that.Then try the toefel exam. now try to have a touch with Indian professors.Thank you for the reply U sent for my question.Best of Luck and take care....Sivakumar
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this site will help you. :)\n\nhttp://www.a2zcolleges.com/veterinary_schools/ca.html
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Here is what you need to do:\n\n1. Since you know what you want to complete, you can plan in reverse.  Hopefully just using their web site, you can look at what is required for the veterinarian degree.  The vet school won't expect you to do that, but check it out anyway.  Now check out the admissions requirements for the school.  My guess is you know which vet school you would like to attend, so get that specific!  Make a shopping list of the specific courses, GPA, and other credentials that they require for entry.  You might need to visit one of their admissions counselors, but it's possible that all of that information is available on their web site.\n\n2. Now you need an advisor... or maybe not.  An advisor will know how to look up how your courses transfer.  Again, do this in reverse, from the college to which your credits will transfer, THEN go to your CC advisor.  Some advisors think they are in sales instead of advising, so it's important that you get your destination information first and your entry point information last.  People closer to your destination will tend to trump the people closer to your starting point in terms of knowing what they are talking about.\n\n3.  If you can manage to get ALL of your information on the internet (prerequsiites; figure out an undergraduate major), then it is possible in some cases to use some online help to figure out transfer credit.  CAVEAT: the online site is a work-in-progress!  Again, your final destination will have the final say!\n\nThis is the site I find most useful for my area:\nhttps://miami.transfer.org/cas/menu.jsp?guest=1\nClick on "course equivalency guides" on the left sidebar.\nRead each line carefully.  It automatically loads as you click each selection.\nUsing the CAS site, you can determine what courses transfer.\nIn the past, more classes transfer than were listed, but the site is becoming more and more comprehensive.\n\nOne last thing: from time to time, requirements change!  Keep yourself updated on your goal location!  This is why I am not giving you a specific list.\n\nGood luck!
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Home-Study for Vet Assistant?\n\nGreat idea, if you are self-disciplined to do the work promptly and diligently!\n\nHere some sites form the Internet you may want to check out:\n\n1) Online Career Training as a Veterinary Assistant or Veterinary ...ONLINE VETERINARY ASSISTANT & VETERINARY TECHNICIAN COURSES ... PCDI's convenient home study and new online home study courses in animal science are ...\nwww.worldwidelearn.com/ career-training/veterinary-assistant.htm\n\n2) Veterinary Assistant Home Study Course Summary | Stratford Career ...Distance Learning and correspondence education with Stratford Career Institute. Earn your High School Diploma through home study, or train for a new and ...\nwww.scitraining.com/Courses_US/ Veterinary_Assistant/Course.htm \n\n3) Veterinary Assistant Frequently Asked Questions | Stratford Career ...For these students, home study offers the most logical way in which to train for a career as a Veterinary Assistant. In, fact many of our student’s enroll ...\nwww.scitraining.com/Courses_US/ Veterinary_Assistant/FAQ.htm \n[ More results from www.scitraining.com ] \n\n4) Veterinary Assistant, VET Assistant Course, Veterinary Assistant ...PCDI offers a home study Veterinary Assistant Program. Stratford Career Institute offers a home study Veterinary Assistant Program. ...\nwww.directoryofschools.com/Veterinary-Assistant.htm \n\n5) Veterinary Assistant - eLearners.comfind Veterinary Assistant Courses and Training in the best search engine for ... PCDI's convenient home study course in animal science is designed to help ...\nwww.elearners.com/search/ courses/Veterinary-Assistant.htm \n\n6) veterinary assistant - eLearners.comfind veterinary assistant Certificates and Programs in the best search engine ... PCDI's convenient home study course in animal science is designed to help ...\nwww.elearners.com/search/ programs/veterinary-assistant.htm \n[ More results from www.elearners.com ] \n\n7) HOT Jobs - Health Opportunities in TexasTo become a Certified Veterinary Assistant (CVA), assistants must past the CVA ... and can home study through the Texas Veterinary Medical Association. ...\nwww.texashotjobs.org/html/ahc_va.htm \n\n8) Biological & Health Sciences Division Enjoyable, practical home study training from Foothill College makes learning easy! Prepares students for an exciting new career as a veterinary assistant. ...\nwww.foothill.edu/bio/programs/vetasst/careers.php \n\n9) uk animal nursing assistant course, home study veterinary nursing ...UK Animal Nursing Assistant Course. The distance learning animal nursing assistant course provides home study veterinary nursing training which can act as a ...\nwww.icslearn.co.uk/creative-skills-leisure-courses/ animal-care/animal-nursing-assistant/\n\n10) Veterinary Assistant School | Distance Learning ProgramConvenient veterinary assistant home study course through a nationally accredited distance learning school.\nwww.trade-schools.net/ professional-career-development-institute/veterinary-assistant.asp - Similar pages \n\nMuch success!\nCordially, India.Magica
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Your sister might have to take a few courses to refresh her classes, but once she does that, I know Zoos and animal shelters and animal hospitals accept people with Zoology degrees.  Tell your sister to talk to the place she wants to work or a company resembling where she would like to work and ask their requirements for someone who has been out of school for that length of time. \n\nI hope this helps your sister.
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You might want to start by looking at the home pages of some specific colleges. Find where they list their graduate programs and look to see what their international requirements are. You may also want to telephone one directly (probably talk to the registration department) and ask them what you will need. I'm sure each school has their own requirements. \n\nGood luck!!! I admire you for going on after so much schooling already!
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You need to go for a Biology undergrad with emphasis on Vet medicine (slightly different at each school - but they all do about the same).  Then when you've completed your undergrad you can head to Vet Med School and pursue that degree.  It's a long process and very difficult (you will need good grades throughout).  But it can be extremely emotionally rewarding and very lucrative if done well.
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I may need a little more info. here, but have you ever considered veterinary medicine..or working at a horsetrack as a vet?  I think what you are asking about would be an incredibly rewarding career and definitely interesting.  You may want to consider Iowa State University in Ames Iowa if you are interested in pursuing Veterinary Medicine.  It is know as one of the top universities in the country for animal husbandry.
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Well Sweetie, you shouldn't have any trouble. I am assuming the fellowship is like residency? Just keep trying. Try the bigger cities here in USA first. You know, like New York City, Houston (we have some of the world's best Doctors here in Houston), Los Angeles. Don't lose heart, someone will accept you. The US is a big country and I'm sure you'll find something here. I don't want to insult your intelligence but are you sure you have enough educational credits to satisfy the requirements in foreign countries? Sometimes, other countries training requirements are not as stringent as ours. You just keep trying and don't be discouraged. We can always use another fine Doctor such as yourself in America. If you have more questions then you can email me and I'll try to find the answers for you. Good luck and God speed, my friend.
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Here is a very good site from the American Veterinary Medicine Association.  It tells all about how to become a veterinarian.  Good luck with your career planning!\n\nhttp://www.avma.org/careforanimals/animatedjourneys/aboutvets/becomingvet.asp
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A good place to check for this information would be the local Humane Society or ASPCA...they police department in your town might also have some tips for you on what classes to take to achieve this degree.
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Please check the following site for\nMedical Education in the US and how foreign doctors can work in USA.\nhttp://www.fulbright.co.uk/eas/studyus/subjects/medicine.html#apply\nI have worked with Indian doctors wanting to go to USA.They adopt the following strategy:\n1.They take USMLE part 1 and part 2 exams in India.\n2.For the 3rd part they have to go to USA as the exam is conducted there only.\n3.Normally visa for doctors is discouraged and as such they go for a MPH or other allied graduate  programs in USA.\n4. They have to take GRE/TOEFL for getting admission in these programs.\nYou may contact me admit2003atrediffmail.com\nGood Luck\nNBS\nAdmission Source\nSCO 139-141\nSector 17C\nChandigarh\nIndia
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I would make sure you have lots of expereicnce in many areas. Make sure your VCAT scores are high or retake the test. If you can maybe take a couple extra classes this summer dealing with Animal Science or related fields.
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UC Davis. (Univ. of California, Davis) is really good for veterinarians... i heard that from different friends and stuff.
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/hea/brief/vet_brief.php
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by schooling, i would assume you mean "special" schooling. You can check with your local vet, but i believe they do have assistants who are not graduates of vet. medicine.  Of course, it probably would only be tending the cages and such, but they may have training programs that will count towards a degree in veterinary school.
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Most likely a 4 year bachelors degree.  (This isn't required but it is nearly impossible to get in without one.) Then 4 years of vet school.  It is just like becoming a doctor.  It is way more competitive because there are fewer schools.  You also should have work or volunteer experience with animals to help with the admissions process.