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what animal training classes could I take at Berkshire community collage?

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Karen’s Answer

Hi Harley Marie,

The BCC Biological Science concentration in the Liberal Arts degree program prepares students to transfer into baccalaureate programs in pre-veterinary related programs, among other programs/professions.

The Environmental Science degree program emphasizes biodiversity studies coupled with natural resource management for sustainable ecosystems. The program fosters community connections with conservation agencies, local schools, and resource-related industries through service-learning, directed and independent studies, and frequent field trips.

You can also take courses individually such as our Animal Care Practicum where you will get Clinical experience provided for students training for veterinary assistant positions; sponsors at working farms will offer training in large animal care and management.

Below are the links to the programs I mentioned. -Karen R.L.
https://berkshirecc.smartcatalogiq.com/Current/Catalog/Programs-Of-Study/Liberal-Arts/Biological-Science-A-A
https://berkshirecc.smartcatalogiq.com/en/Current/Catalog/Programs-Of-Study/Environmental-Science/Environmental-Science-A-S
https://berkshirecc.smartcatalogiq.com/Current/Catalog/Courses/BIO-Biology/100/BIO-116
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Celeste’s Answer

The following list outlines the current programs begin offered at Berkshire Community College. Also, I have sent you the link so that you may review all the programs currently being offered. BEST OF LUCK! ~Celeste Garza
Current Program Offerings:
Allied Health
Massage Therapy (Certificate)
Physical Fitness (Certificate)
Physical Fitness (A.S.)
Physical Therapist Assistant (A.S.)
Respiratory Care (A.S.)
Business
Business Administration (A.A.)
Business Careers (A.S.)
Computer Information Systems
Business Systems (A.S.)
Computer Science (A.S.)
Networking (A.S.)
Networking (Certificate)
Programming — Business (Certificate)
Programming — Technical (Certificate)
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice (A.S.)
Education
Early Childhood Education (A.A.)
Early Childhood Education (A.S.)
Early Childhood Education — Introductory (Certificate)
Early Childhood Education — Intermediate (Certificate)
Engineering & Engineering Technology
Engineering (A.S.)
Environmental Science
Environmental Science (A.S.)
Fine & Performing Arts
Music (A.A.)
Music Production (Certificate)
Theatre (A.A.)
Visual Arts (A.A.)
Fire Science
Fire Science (A.S.)
Health Science
Health Science Option (A.S.)
Pre-Professional Transfer Option (A.S.)
Dental Assisting (A.S.)
Medical Assisting (A.S.)
Surgical Technology (A.S.)
Human Services
Human Services (Certificate)
Addiction Recovery Assistant (Certificate)
Social Work Transfer (A.S.)
Liberal Arts
Biological Science (A.A.)
Biotechnology (A.A.)
Early Childhood Education (A.A.)
Elementary Education (A.A.)
Liberal Arts (A.A.)
Psychology Concentration (A.A.)
Sociology Concentration (A.A.)
Nursing
Practical Nurse (Certificate)
Nursing (A.S.)
Nursing (B.S.)

https://www.berkshirecc.edu/academics/programs-and-classes/

Celeste recommends the following next steps:

Have you completed your FAFSA (Free Applicatin for Federal Student Aid)?
Have you reviewed your student loan options?
Review all payment options, as well
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Teresa’s Answer

Looks like you can get an Associates (AA) degree in Animal Care. From their website:

Animal Care from Berkshire Community College - Pittsfield MA is a Campus Certificate Animal Science degree that prepares you for a Agriculture career. Students interested in the Animal Care certificate program is urged to consult the program advisor and to work on prerequisites and required courses in other areas during the years when the Animal Care courses are not offered. The program prepares students for employment as animal care assistants working with veterinarians and other professionals involved in animal health care and management. Veterinary hospitals, equine training and management facilities, animal breeders, large farms, and breeding and grooming facilities are some employers of animal care assistants. Berkshire Community College's Animal Care program requires 300 hours of hands-on experience at veterinary hospitals and animal care facilities; many veterinary colleges expect such practical experience for admission. Students have the opportunity to work with many different animals including dogs, cats, birds, livestock, and horses. View more details on Berkshire Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Animal Science courses.

You might also look into Animal Behavior.
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