You will need to have mental and emotional resilence, good study habits, good time management skills and a strong educational foundation in Biology, chemistry and physics.
The requirements for becoming a veterinary technician vary from state to state based upon the laws governing the practice of veterinary medicine and/or veterinary technology. However in many most states where there are actually requirements to be a "veterinary technician" you must be a graduate of an American Veterinary Medical Association accredited college degree program in veterinary technology, have passed the Veterinary Technician National Exam and have passed a state exam.
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Atlantic Veterinary College was created in 1986.
Royal Veterinary College was created in 1791.
Ontario Veterinary College was created in 1862.
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine was created in 1894.
There are currently 9 (though the number fluctuates) American Veterinary Medical Association accredited veterinary technology distance learning programs. The AVMA accreditation is important because it is one of the requirements for credentialing (licensing, registration, or certification) of veterinary technicians. You can find the complete and most up-to-date list on the AVMA website under "education" & "veterinary technician".
The exact course requirement will depend on the college where the degree in veterinary technology is to be earned. Each school will set it's own requirements and title the courses differently, so the best way to get a difinitive answer is to look at the course requirements for the degree program that a person plans to attend.
Atlantic Veterinary College's motto is 'Faith, Knowledge, Service'.
In the United States there are 28 accredited colleges of veterinary medicine, each with slightly different requirements. However, there are many common requirements, including at least 500 hours of veterinary experience, at least 500 hours of animal experience and at least 2 letters of recommendation from a veterinarian. In addition, there are numerous undergraduate college courses you must pass, including zoology/basic biology, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, physics, statistics, calculus, physics, microbiology, genetics and anatomy.
You would need to attend an accredited college of veterinary medicine in Norway. However, I am not familiar with the specific requirements for admission to veterinary school in Norway.
Yes, Auburn University is an accredited college of veterinary medicine.