Is becoming a Veterinarian a worthy life choice to make? I have heard that becoming a Veterinarian contains a lot of work and extra schooling, yet it is a worth wild career path to take. In my time of thinking this is maybe a career I can see myself being a part of from all the research I have done. Only a few Colleges offer great Veterinarian programs. Only to name a few that are on my top college bound list are Louisiana State University (LSU) and University of California Davis. Both are well known colleges throughout Louisiana and California. I have recently applied to LSU in hope to become part of the Veterinarian program on the campus yet my concern is that if I do not get into LSU and instead have the chance to attend another college that may offer a minor or major related to what I want to do in my future, I know I will still be required to go to Veterinarian school after my 4 years of college. By going to Veterinarian school I am adding an extra 4 years of schooling relating to my job that I desire. My question is if this career path I have chosen is worth the struggle and efforts? Or should I look into a different career path in college?
-Alana Williams
If being a veterinarian is what you truly want to do, don’t hold yourself back. Knowing what you want to do as a career is insanely important to the process of college. Since you already have an idea in mind, pursue it to your best efforts. After doing some quick research on LSU’s admission criteria, it seems likely that you’ll be able to attend. Then when it comes to veterinarian school, it’s just another addition to the four years you had earlier. As long as you keep your end goal in mind, you can focus on the future and achieving your ideal career.
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