What grades do you need to get to be a equine vet?

Answer 1

If you are in your undergraduate studies, you can take any subject/major as long as you fulfill the prerequisite courses asked for by the vet school you wish to attend. Check with each individual institution for more details. Strong emphasis of science courses such as Biology will be helpful. Anatomy courses (even if they are human) would be helpful to take and animal nutrition courses may be helpful as well.

Answer 2

In order to be accepted into a good vet school you must be a college graduate (4 yrs) with enough math and science to qualify you for vet school. It is very competitive and schools can pick and choice which students they want to enroll. The entrance board usually likes to see a student that has worked at a vet's clinic whether paid or volunteer. When it comes to vet school more is better. Without a doubt you must have very solid grades and good study habits.

Money is another thing. Education is not cheap. There are grants and scholarships that you can apply for if you are short in your funds. But grants and scholarships are usually given to the people that have top grades.

Don't let this discourage you. It will be hard work but think what you get to do for the rest of your working life, you get to work with horses.

Answer 3

first you need to be very good at science and be good with animals. then once you get to college get your bachlors degree

Answer 4

ya it takes a long time a year undergraduate school and on the field training and a ton of money!

Answer 5

I would recommend getting the best grades you can...

Answer 6

The same as for any other kind of vet. Contact the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons for details, or any veterinary school. It's easier to get into medical school, though.

Answer 7

what grades do I need to be a vet