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ANIMAL BASED DEGREE - ROYISAGIRL - 08-31-2018
I was asked this question and wasn't sure if the answer, so I am asking it here. Are there any programs or schools similar to the big 3 that is animal based i.e. animal science degree, marine biology etc.?
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RE: ANIMAL BASED DEGREE - cookderosa - 09-01-2018
(08-31-2018, 11:28 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote: I was asked this question and wasn't sure if the answer, so I am asking it here. Are there any programs or schools similar to the big 3 that is animal based i.e. animal science degree, marine biology etc.?
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The big 3 are really in their own category, what specifically are you looking for? A college that allows ACE, or via distance learning classes, etc.? Might be easier to narrow down if you shared your criteria.
RE: ANIMAL BASED DEGREE - MNomadic - 09-01-2018
You might go for just a biology degree at say TESU and transfer in any "animal science" credits from CCs? Or consider learner designed area of study?
RE: ANIMAL BASED DEGREE - ROYISAGIRL - 09-01-2018
It's not for me. But I think he was asking about a distance learning program. I know there arent many due to having to be able to touch animals. The ect. was for other animal based degrees including but not limited to the ones I named.
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RE: ANIMAL BASED DEGREE - bluebooger - 09-01-2018
Penn Foster has an accredited Vet Tech associates
but you had to do two weeks practical at an actual vet hospital
so do a few other schools
https://www.avma.org/ProfessionalDevelopment/Education/Accreditation/Programs/Pages/vettech_distance_learning.aspx