I just learned from my friends and statistics from the web that it is harder to get into a vet school in the United States than to get into medical school. It surprises me.

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yeah.. so the new saying goes:

"I couldn't get into vet school so I went to med school"

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There are only 28 veterinary schools in the United States. Depending on the year 50-60% of the students that apply get rejected. A strong GPA and many documented hours of veterinary experience is needed, both in small and large animals.

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Jeffrey Bates
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St George's University

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The thing I find most iteresting, too, is that vets incomes are really low. Until they pay for their office, assistants, insurance, overhead, they have like about $40K left each year.

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Depends on how you are defining it. I think they mean that a lower percentage of people are accepted to vet school than medical school. This isn't the same thing as having a higher GPA, standardized test score, etc.

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