Can you take classes online

Answer 1

You can earn a degree through an online program of which there are several that are American Veterinary Medical Association approved. However, even these distance education programs require hands-on training by working in a veterinary facility either throughout their whole course or at the end of course work.

You can find a list of AVMA accredited distance education programs through the AVMA website. See Sources and Related Links further down this page.

Choosing an AVMA accredited program is very important because this is one of the requirements in most states in order to sit for veterinary technician credentialing exams.

Answer 2

No. Veterinarians have to master many hands-on and technical skills that cannot be taught online. In the United States, vet school is a four year school that must be completed by a full time student on campus.

Answer 3

Totally! My children study in Global Indian School- Singapore and they've been taking online classes (tuitions) from LurningHub from quite some time now. It has really helped them understand concepts better. In my opinion, a combination of a good school and a good tuition class is great for your child's education!

Answer 4

Of course. Anyone can take online classes. For children, I'd recommend LurningHub- It's an online platform based out of Singapore and children from Global Indian school prefer tutors from here. For elders, I'd recommend Udemy. It has a vast number of courses.

Answer 5

Depends if the school you are going to offers classes online