Those who love science and animals may want to consider taking courses in veterinary medicine. As with most science programs, this discipline typically includes a combination of classroom and laboratory work. Students may also get the opportunity to test their skills in clinics.

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Studies in pre-veterinary medicine may appeal to students who enjoy working outdoors and receiving real-world experience in pre-veterinary medicine. Real-world experience may help a student determine which direction to pursue after taking courses in a pre-vet program.