One possible solution to combining these interests is veterinary
medicine. A D.V.M. degree is also able to be combined with any number of
other degrees, including MPH (masters of public health), PhD, MS and
others. The nearest resource in Ohio would be OSU which has a vet
school. There are programs (not sure if at OSU) which allow you to go to
vet school early before all four years of college are done. In addition,
it is not mandatory to take any particular major as long as basic science
req's are met. I am a student in the Tufts Vet school in Boston, MA and
welcome any questions although I may not have the answers :)
On 18 Sep 1995, Cindy Lai wrote:
> Hi, I am currently a student at Oberlin college and I am very interested
> in biology and medicine. I would like to have a career in the field, but
> I have heard that medicine is not a very good option right now...The
> field is too saturated and because of insurance and office groups, has
> become too troublesome and money-oriented.
>> Does anyone have opinions to offer? Would a growing field such as
> computers or stocks be a better alternative?
>> Thanks!
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