In the rare instance you live in a state without a vet school and without contracted slots in another state's school figure out how to become a resident of state with a vet school after you graduate from high school. Learn them in high school if at all possible so that you can compete effectively for veterinary school admission. I am currently a senior at Troy State University and I'm graduating this quarter with an biology degree. I've decided that i really would like to pursue vet school at Auburn University but i have a little problem. My next question envolves my degree and bcoming excepted into vet school.
Most veterinary schools respond well to persistance up to a point.
If you are willing to apply three or four times and meet the minimum requirements you stand at least a chance of getting into school. It usually doesn't matter if you took pre-vet as long as you meet the course requirements. In a situation with two identical applicants they might favor the one who did go through a pre-vet curriculum just because it is assumed they were competing with a more competitive group of students in their courses. Working at a veterinary clinic does help. Good luck with this.