That depends on exactly what degree you are looking for. You can get a degree in veterinary technology or a degree in veterinary medicine. These are 2 very different degrees.
The degree in veterinary medicine is a 4 year degree with a specific set of courses that must be completed. The class names will vary from college to college, but you can find a list of the curriculum listed on the college/university websites that offer degree program. Before applying to a college of veterinary medicine you must already have a 4-year (bachelors) degree in an acceptable associated area such as Biology. A degree in veterinary medicine is required in order to be licensed or practice as a veterinarian.
A degree in veterinary technology can be earned in 2-4 years, depending on the type of degree sought. Most states require a 2 year (associates) degree in order to work as a veterinary technician, but there are several colleges that offer 4 year (bachelors) degree programs. Again, the names of courses required for this degree will vary from college to college so you would need to look at the courses required for the particular college you wanted to attend.
the math classes you have to take to be veterinarian is the number of classes you have to take to be a veterinarian.
Yes, you will probably need to take either the SAT or the ACT on your path to become a veterinarian. The SAT and ACT are not required to apply to vet school, but you will need to take one or the other to apply to undergraduate where you will need to complete three years worth of classes before applying to vet school.
There are approximately 20 different classes you have to take as an undergraduate student to apply to vet school. Once in vet school, there is a four-year full-time curriculum of at least 50 different classes you need to take and pass before graduation.
In grade ten, focus on taking biology, chemistry, and math courses to build a strong foundation for a future in veterinary medicine. Additionally, consider taking advanced science classes or electives related to animal science or anatomy to further prepare for a career as a veterinarian.
English, math and science.
You need to take the classes that are needed to get the certificate. Such as respiratory class and others. There are many classes that are available and it depends on what you want to take.
You cannot become a veterinarian at UCLA; the two veterinary schools in California are UC-Davis and Western University. However, you can take the courses needed to apply to vet school at UCLA - you will need to take lots of biology (zoology, microbiology, anatomy, genetics, etc.) and chemistry (inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry) as well as physics, calculus, and multiple general education classes. The list of pre-requisite classes can be found at UC-Davis' website.
Yes, because some of the classes that 14 years old should take is biology and chemistry.
tell the veterinarian and if you can take it to the veterinarian take it. Or have the veterinarian come to you.
You are able to take dog grooming classes at many colleges and universities. These classes are mostly offered as part of a veterinarian program through many schools.
biology, zoology, calculus, trigonemetry, chemistry, algebra 1,2, &3. microbiology.
You will need to go through college. In the United States, you will need to complete at least three years of undergraduate classes then another four years of vet school.