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Matthew’s Answer

If you are looking for the human side of laboratory medicine there is a 2yr and 4yr degree options. We also have a masters and clinical doctor program but most do the associate or bachelor. After school and a clinical internship there is the national boards such as ASCP or AMT. Be aware that some states do require state licensing.
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Suzanne’s Answer

Hi Victor, if you are asking about becoming a veterinary tech (also called a vet nurse) here is a good website/video to look at:
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/careers/careers-veterinary-technician

In high school, be sure you are taking biology, chemistry and math.
After high school, you will need to go to a vet tech/vet nurse program, some are 2 year (associate degree) programs based in a community college and some are 4 year (bachelors degree) programs based in a university. Be sure your program is accredited by the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) so that you are eligible to get credentialed. In these programs, students study animal anatomy and physiology, veterinary pharmacology, animal nursing and nutrition, radiology (x-rays), anesthesiology, and more. Most programs include hands-on experience with animals in a veterinary setting.

After getting your degree, most states require vet techs/vet nurses to become credentialed. this means passing the VTNE (Vet tech national exam). Some states also have a state licensing exam. Most people then start in an entry-level job as a tech or nurse getting more animal care experience.

Suzanne recommends the following next steps:

Be sure to tell your high school counselors and teachers of your career goals. The science and math classes you take now are important steps.
Try to get some animal care exposure/experience now to be sure this is what you see yourself doing. You can ask your local vet practices if you could "shadow" there or you can see if you can get a part time job or volunteer position at an animal shelter, vet clinic or something similar.
Look at the colleges (community and/or university) where you might want to go to see if they offer vet tech/vet nursing programs.
Best of luck! Write back with more questions.
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Ximena’s Answer

Hi Victor! To embark on a career as a veterinary doctor, you need to follow these steps: first, finish your secondary education. Then, you'll need to pass the NEET exam. After that, earn your bachelor's degree and consider pursuing a master's or doctorate degree. Once you've done that, you must obtain a license. Finally, you might want to specialize in a particular field. Here's a link for more detailed information: https://in.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/how-to-become-veterinary-doctor

On the other hand, if you're interested in becoming a lab technician, you can find all the necessary information in this link: https://in.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/how-to-become-lab-technician
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Bonnie’s Answer

Hello Victor, each College or University has unique prerequisites for a Pre-Vet major. I would strongly suggest that you explore the course requirements at your preferred school, or even consider a few other institutions. While most schools have similar requirements in this field, some may require more or fewer hours in specific courses. Wishing you all the best on your journey!
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