What's the best school for the field of Veterinary Medicine and Research? Why?
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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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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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Not exactly veterinary medicine, but pre-vet zoology is more like it. Why the interest, I love animals and believe that it is our duty to be stewards of the earth and its other non-human inhabitants. Besides animals are fun, interesting, and they don't talk back!
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According to USNews.com the top 5 medical schools to attend for research are...\n1.Harvard University\n2.Johns Hopkins\n3.Washington University in St. Louis\n4.University of Pennsylvania\n5.University of California - San Fransisco\n\nFor Primary Care...\n1.University of Washington\n2.University of North Carolina -Chapel Hill\n3.Oregon Health and Science University\n4.University of Massachusetts - Worchester\n5.University of Wisconsin - Madison\n\nIt is good to have an idea of which specialty you want to go into... \n\nFor Pediatrics...\n1.Harvard University\n2.University of Pennsylvania\n3.Johns Hopkins University\n\nFor Internal Medicine...\n1.Johns Hopkins University\n2.Harvard University\n3.University of California - San Fransisco\n\nFor Geriatrics...\n1.Johns Hopkins University \n2.Mount Sinai School of Medicine \n3.University of California–Los Angeles
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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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It depends on the school you want to go to.  Find this out first, before you make any leaps.\n\nGenerally, vet school looks for basic first and second year:\n\nBiology\nChemistry\nOrganic Chemistry\nCalculus\nPhysics\nEnglish\nStats\n\nalso helpful:\nBioethics\nZoology\nAnatomy
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Harvard Buisness school is the best. Look into Yale and Oxford.
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University of Pittsburgh has a great medical program...we also have best hospitals its alot of work...
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Good choice.  Those are all good schools.  But why do you want to study political science?
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Moorpark College in California is a good school for animal training, but is only a junior college.  If you want to work in a zoo, you will need a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology.\n\nhttp://www.moorparkcollege.edu/~eatm/
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It really depends on what you want to do with a zoology degree. If you want to go into veterinary medicine then I strongly recommend Univ. of California. If you want to do something else, well, just look around at them. I strongly suggest ANYONE considering a college should go and visit the campus first!
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If you're refering to University of Massachusetts, then yes. MA has some of the best schools in the country. Some other dental schools are Harvard and Tufts.
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The University of Wisconsin at Madison offers a major in zoology:\nhttp://www.zoology.wisc.edu/u_grad/choosingzoo.htm
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According the US News' ranking of the top medical schools the top ten are: \n\nTop 10 medical schools (research) \n\n1. Harvard University\n2. Johns Hopkins University \n    Washington University in St. Louis\n4. Duke University \n    University of Pennsylvania \n6. University of California San Francisco \n7. Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons\n8. Stanford University\n    University of Michigan Ann Arbor \n10. Yale University\n\nTop 10 medical schools (primary care) \n\n1. University of Washington\n2. Oregon Health & Science University\n3. University of California San Francisco \n4. Mich. State U. Coll. of Osteopathic Medicine \n5. University of Minnesota Duluth \n6. University of California San Diego \n    University of New Mexico \n    University of Wisconsin Madison \n9. University of Iowa (Roy J. & Lucille A. Carver) \n    University of Minnesota Twin Cities \n    University of Rochester\n\nGood Luck\nNBS
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UCI\n\nuniversity of california irvine\n\n\nI heard it's a pretty good college for doctors and people interested in medicine
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Hi there-\nI am currently a professor at a US vet school.  The semester ended last week- hence my ability to look at yahoo!\nTo become an exotic animal veterinarian you will attend veterinary school for 4 years just like all other vets.  Most veterinary schools have at least some courses for exotic animal medicine and some vet schools allow you to track towards large or small animal (companion) although to be a zoo vet you should try to attend a school that does not track and allows you the greatest exposure to all species.  Cornell has a strong exotic animal/zoo program as well as having a contract with the Syracuse zoo.  Tufts and University of MN both have well developed raptor (eagle/hawk rehab) programs.  While in vet school be active in any available raptor or wildlife programs and belong to the AAZV (American association of zoo veterinarians) organization at that school.  The National zoo has a competitive summer internship program for after your second year.  During your fourth (clinical rotation) year of vet school you should expect to spend at least 8 weeks doing an externship at a zoo- most zoos offer this program.  Best of luck- its a difficult and competitive specialty but you get to do some amazing work!
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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.