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Auburn or UC Davis high school requirements?
Im a sophmore in High School and I want to be a vet. Auburn and Davis look like really fun schools and I want to make sure that I’m taking the right classes but cant seem to find any information…is anyone a current student or recent alumni of either of these schools that could help me out?
currently I’m taking:
English 2 (H)
Chemistry (H)
World History (H)
Spanish 3 (which i would like to avoid taking next year so i can take AP US History)
Orchestra
Algebra 2 (H)
Marching/Jazz Band
My weighted GPA is around a 4.2 and unweighted it’s a 3.8 ish. I vounteer at the local animal shelter and the Library and I randomly tutor people in Geometry.
Is this a good start? are there any specific classes I should take?
Im gonna take Bio AP next year along with whatever comes next for everything else although Im going to take Pre-calc regular next year.
sorry for the long description but any advice would be GREATLY appreciated
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can’t find any information because the vet schools won’t care what you’re taking in high school. They only care what you’re taking in college. There are good things to take in high school and those are the courses that will prepare you for the college level courses. These include as much chemistry, biology and physics that your schol offers.
Also, your high school GPA will only matter to get you into undergrad, the vet schools won’t see it.
It’s good that you volunteer at an animal shelter, but you need to start working for a veterinarian as well.
UC Davis and Auburn might look like fun schools, but they accept very very few out-of-state students each year so unless you’re from California or Alabama you should broaden your search (preferably to include one in your state if possible)
Eric Ode @ the Auburn Library
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