What else do I need to do in order to become a vet?
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Once you finish your undergraduate, you apply to get into vet school. Admission to Vet school is extremely competitive. There are only 28 Vet schools in the U.S. and each school only takes a set amount of students. And yes, it is actually easier to get into Med school than Vet school. The joke around Vet schools is “What do you call someone who can’t get into/flunked out of Vet School? An M.D.” To get into Vet school, you need a high GPA (as close to a 4.0 as possible), you will need to take a standardized test called the GRE and score well on that, and you will usually have to write an essay.
Once you get in, Vet school takes 4 years. Three years of classes and one year on clinical rotations/externships. Once you graduate, you will need to take national and state boards before you are licensed to practice.
Since there are only 28 vet schools in th U.S., any one that you get into would be a good one. Otherwise, Cornell consistently ranks as one of the top vet schools.
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