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This is an unanswerable question.
But for what its worth, I hear the job market isn't quite as robust.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/24/business/high-debt-and-falling-demand-trap-new-veterinarians.html
As for loving animals vs. people, well none of us can answer that for you.
wow. that is depressing , give her a hug from me.You actually should be thinking about this early. Vet school requires a ton of shadowing hours- like hundreds to a few thousand, across various large/small animal. You need to start getting these early.
My GF is finishing vet school in May. The job market is quite bad. Most students do internships (30k/yr). She will have nearly 300K in debt and will be fighting for a job.
I like animals, but I love having a roof over my head.
Yep - Ross and St. George's are the big two as they're now AVMA accredited but there are a couple others as well.There are Caribbean vet schools?
So you've volunteered in the ER and shadowed veterinarians, could you see yourself in one career more than the other? Shadow a few physicians in other specialties and compare it to your vet shadowing. If you still like them both, which one aligns more with the lifestyle you'd prefer? Luckily your biology major will most likely cover prerequisites for both career paths. Don't worry about the MCAT/GRE yet, just focus on your classes and shadowing for now.
Bears need vets too.
Sometimes salmon does the trick though.
Bears don't need vets. Eating shrimp makes the pain go away
We will colonize inside of you and eat you. From the inside out.
Long enough have the marginally higher mammals feasted on the aquatica of the U.S.
Is your profile picture a memorial to your fallen brethren?
Is your profile picture a memorial to your fallen brethren?