Yes, there is no age limit in the United States on the applicants to vet school. I know of one vet student that was over 50 when he started vet school - he had been in the military for 20 years and after he retired from the military he went back to school and was accepted to vet school.
Yes, although this is rare because relatively few adults over age 55 wish to complete three or four years of pre-requisite courses then another four years of veterinary school. There were several mature non-traditional students in my vet school while I was there, though, so there are some and it is possible. These individuals tend to be interesting and some of the best students due to their life experience.
I am a mature student (UK) and I have exactly the same entitlements as regular students.
It depends on the student. Generally a mature student is someone who wishes to learn and therefore will apply themselves to the subject.
a vet need's a profetional vet to train with
A mature student is typically considered to be someone who is at least 25 years old and returning to education after a period of time away from formal education. However, the definition of a mature student can vary depending on the institution or country.
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The negative effects of returning to school as a mature student include not fitting in socially. You may be picked on or struggle to catch up both academically and socially.
You have to train your horse but first you need vet and farrier
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"Pre-vet" is a descriptor used either to indicate a degree plan or set of courses that meets the requirements for application to vet school or a student who is enrolled in such courses with the goal of applying to vet school.
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Ask your school's financial aid office.
i think to train to be a vet it takes 7 years.