Howdy,
I am currently finishing up my non-science undergrad at Texas A&M. I have decided that I want to pursue vet school in the future but have been told once I graduate that it will be difficult to take the genetics and biochemistry courses. I heave seen on here that many people go to schools and take classes for non degree seeking students so I am looking into that. I have seen a few places that offer classes like biochemistry online and have thought about that. Does anyone know if that is, I guess for lack of words, frowned upon by vet schools to take the science classes online or do they prefer those be taken in person? Once graduated I will have to begin working full time so I do not think that I will have the time to take those in person.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
This is my first thread also so if this was answered somewhere else I do apologize!
I am currently finishing up my non-science undergrad at Texas A&M. I have decided that I want to pursue vet school in the future but have been told once I graduate that it will be difficult to take the genetics and biochemistry courses. I heave seen on here that many people go to schools and take classes for non degree seeking students so I am looking into that. I have seen a few places that offer classes like biochemistry online and have thought about that. Does anyone know if that is, I guess for lack of words, frowned upon by vet schools to take the science classes online or do they prefer those be taken in person? Once graduated I will have to begin working full time so I do not think that I will have the time to take those in person.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
This is my first thread also so if this was answered somewhere else I do apologize!