selecting a College Major For Vet School

What should I major in to get into Veterinary school?

Another common request that many pre-vet students have while in college. There are so many choices: biology, chemistry, animal science, zoology, biochemistry, and so on. This is simple request with a fairly simple answer: anyone major you like the most. I'm sure your screaming at you computer screen now, but let me by comparison this write back additional before you rule that I am no help at all on this particular subject.

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These are all perfectly good choices, but they are also not the only ones. A key fact to remember about preparing to vet school, is that no undergrad degree is required in order to apply and be acceptable to vet school. All that is required of you is that you complete all the prerequisite classes in undergrad. Therefore, you could just remain an undecided major all though college and just take all the classes that your particular vet school requires. Of course, this is not typical, or recommended. This is prominent for students that want to major in something 'non-science" such as art, recreation, sociology, or anyone else you can think of. You can do this, the only catch is that many of your vet school prerequisites will not count toward those degrees. Thus development it harder and taking longer to earn your degree. I know of music, photography, and psychology majors just to name a few that were acceptable to veterinary school.

What major would look best on a veterinary school application?

Honestly, I don't know for sure, but heres my educated opinion. As I noted before, vet schools give credit to students who take inviting classes and heavy work loads. Therefore, it makes sense that a learner majoring in "cell molecular biology" would be more inviting than a learner majoring in "underwater basket weaving". Again, I don't think they look to closely on the petite degree or major line on the application, but will put far more weight in the classes you have taken and grades earned on your transcript. Schools want students that proven they can excel in a inviting schoraly schedule.

So, should I just pick the hardest science linked major?

No, no, no. Pick a major that you like. I have any reasons for this. First, you will do better and get better grades if you are complicated with subjects you unmistakably enjoy and find interesting. Furthermore, although you may not want to hear this, not everyone goes to vet school. I'm not saying that you won't get in due to academics, but I know many students that chose not to attend vet school after planning on it for years. You may rule you don't want to study for 4 more years and be hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. So, just in case this happens you need to have a degree that you can use and like.

Can I earn my undergrad degree in vet school? What are major with "pre-vet" options"?

I know that some schools offer a majors such as animal science with a pre vet option, this could mean distinct things depending on what school you attend so ask your advisor. That being said, its common that these majors with pre vet options are more geared to students interested in veterinary treatment and have you pre valuable classes built into the classes you need to earn that degree, and may offer extra pre vet ordination classes to students with this major.

Also, yes some students can earn their undergraduate degree in vet school; this is typically easier when the learner had a pre vet selection in undergrad. Basically, let's say after 3 years of undergrad you have taken all the classes valuable to apply to vet school, but still need 20 hours of upper group science classes to earn your undergraduate degree in biology. Then, if you are acceptable to vet school the next year, your first 20 hours of classes in the vet school curriculum will count towards your undergrad degree as well. Therefore you will earn your undergrad degree after you first year of vet school. It can be a complicated process, so talk to your counselor at your school if you are interested.

What's the bottom line?

Choose the major that you like. Now that's easier said than done, but don't pick it solely based on what one looks best on a vet school application. Personally, I can't stand chemistry, so I stayed clear of majors that focused on that subject. I finally found a major I unmistakably loved and it was great. At the end of the day there are far more prominent factors on your application covering of what your major was, so don't sweat it too much.

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