You must complete a bachelor's degree which will take approximately four years. Then you must graduate with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. or V.M.D.) degree from a 4-year program at an accredited college of veterinary medicine. Thus, in total it is eight years of schooling. Four years of undergraduate work and four years of graduate work in veterinary medicine.
Like other doctors, veterinarians need to be able to calculate dosages for their patients.
I don't know what is the point of it anyway! skrew it!!!!
None. However, most successful classical artists have degrees in music.
I don't know if they have an scholarship for Veterinarians but if you need money for college you should sign up for Fastweb.com it is free and easy.
Vets don't need Master's degrees, they need Doctorate degrees (DVM-Doctor of Veterinary Medicine). Technically, they don't need Bachelors degrees for many vet schools either, they just need to pass entry exams, GREs, MCATs, etc. Because those exams require several years of classes (chem, bio, A&P) to prep for anyway, most vet students received BS or BA degrees before Vet school.
In the United States, the requirements are the same for all types of veterinarians: you must have either a DVM or VMD degree.
In the United States, you only need 1 degree to be a veterinarian - a DVM or VMD. However, most applicants to vet school in the US have already received a BS degree while completing their pre-requisite courses, so a fair number of veterinarians have two degrees.
Veterinarians must be taught and trained at an accredited school of veterinary medicine; there are many of these around in the world in almost every country. Generally vet school is a graduate degree program that requires students to have completed some amount of undergraduate college work prior to admission.
A veterinarian must have a DVM or VMD degree; to be accepted into vet school requires 3-4 years of undergraduate college.
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Yes veterinarians must like animals to do a good job.
You can check with your local community college and see if they have a combined GED/Associate's degree program. However, to find a college with both GED and vet tech classes may be difficult.