Yes, the vast majority of veterinarians go into debt during vet school to afford the tuition. Other times a veterinarian will go into debt include major purchases at the clinic (such as new equipment), opening or purchasing a clinic and purchasing a house or car.
yes
no you got to work hard to pay it off.
Nope
That is not science. It also implies that who-ever reads it must be in debt, which is not the case.
Yes, Germany has and also, Tokyo, but Tokyo is starting to go back in debt.
no
Yes
Veterinary Medicine
no
Veterinarians go home after they are done seeing patients. This may be shortly after the last scheduled appointment of the day, or it may be at 2 AM after an emergency C-section or colic case.
Most new veterinarians make about $50,000 a year but most new veterinarians also come out of college with $130,000+ Dollars in debt. So if you have no debt to pay off when you come out of college, you can make about $1000,000 in 20 years. Prices are raising though so you may make more than that in 20 years. Hope this helped. :)
The sacrifices of a veterinarian are a lot like those of a human doctor. Veterinarians can be on call sometimes 24 hours a day. It can also be difficult for veterinarians to go on vacation, especially when you have to find relief veterinarians to cover your practice.