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What are the best undergraduate degrees, before going into a DVM program?

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Steven’s Answer

Vet schools are very competitive the hardest part is getting in so take a course you are interested in and can do well in. Additionally do lots of relevant work experience at vets on farm/stables.

Biochemistry or a specific prevet course will probably give you the best foundation for the vet course but really it's about experience and demonstrating ability. Plus a great entrance exam result
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For veterinarians, animal science and biology degrees are good to study. Zoology is also a good degree to study, but I believe the first listed degrees are more important.

Health science is a very important degree to study. It teaches you how to identify, study, and treat people and animals with bad health.

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Research about these degrees.
Think of which degrees you think are most important for your job.
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