Animal Colleges

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Do you love animals? Make it your career!
  • Bel-Rea- Being a Veterinary Technician is one of the best jobs- if you love working with animals! You get to be with animals all day! That can't be work, right? http://belrea.edu
  • Animal Behavior College- Unlike Bel-Rea, Animal Behavior College(ABC) has 3 different programs: Pet Groomer, Dog Trainer, and Veterinary Assistant. I am actually thinking about going here(yes, I am 13; I'm an overachiever). Military spouses may qualify for free tuition! http://www.animalbehaviorcollege.com
  • Penn Foster- Learn at home and get started when your ready! Graduates have a 90% pass rate. http://www.pennfoster.edu
  • Cornell University- Some of the best veterinarians have attended Cornell University. In fact, Dr. Pete Freyburger, author of VETTING: The Making of a Veterinarian*(one of my favorite books, EVER!), attended Cornell for seven years. https://www.cornell.edu 
  • Becker College- Offers a four year bachelor of science in veterinary science which allows several career options: Pre-veterinary medicine, equine studies, clinical and laboratory animal medicine, and laboratory animal management.



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