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	Is there a job I can get at a vet clinic wothout a degree? I want to work at a vet clinic to gain experience while saving money to become a vet tech or assistant. I was wondering do clinics have jobs for non-degree people. 3 answers - Asked By: Wild at Heart - 11/16/2009

	What is the diffce between Biotechnology and biomedical engg? What is the diffce between Biotechnology and biomedical engg?If somebody pass B.Sc. Biotech and somebody B.E.Biomed. what are job opportunities? Are those same? 2 answers - Asked By: Amisha S - 7/15/2006

	What jobs are available with a environmental technology associate degree? I'm just curious as to things available in this field with this particular degree. 1 answer - Asked By: Plinketey Dee - 1/4/2007

	Are biology degrees useful, and are there good jobs for people with them? I'm think of doing a degree in biological science but don't know if i should. I love biology but if its a useless degree i don't want to waste my time. Thanks for all answers 3 answers - Asked By: - 11/2/2011

	What can you do with an Environmental Sciences major? Okay, so - my main goal is to do something to help the world/people/animals (like many people!) I considered becoming a doctor, but I am not sure that's for me. (Making decisions is not my strong point!) So, I have considered an environmental sciences major. Would this be practical? Would environmental engineering be better? ANY suggestions? I am interested in stuff like the Peace Corps. The only problem with engineering is I don't really care how things work... I want to go out and make a difference. 2 answers - Asked By: Gabby :) - 10/19/2009

	Where to get training to be a Veterinary assistant? I'm interested in becoming a vet assistant? There are no schools in my area so I'm looking at online schools. Is there anyone out there who got there certification or degree online and had success with one of the online schools? I've tried Penn Foster but they were a joke. Any comments or suggestions? 1 answer - Asked By: happyclouds173 - 2/9/2010

	I am planning on taking online courses to become a vet tech or vet ass? What online colleges would you recommend? Also can you earn a degree in vet assisting or just a career diploma? 2 answers - Asked By: jessika f - 11/11/2009

	Has anyone gone through with Ashworth College online? I'm thinking about going through with there Veterinary Assistant Diploma program, but I wonder how many have gone though them and were happy when it was all said and done. Not just for Veterinary but any of there courses. 1 answer - Asked By: Heartbroken - 10/31/2009

	Presently i m doing job in dairy as microbiologist from last 3 years so for new job in which Field should i ap? I have completed B.Sc in microbiology and working as microbiologist in Q.A. Section in co operative sector. i find new job fro my bright future so in which Field should i apply? 1 answer - Asked By: pranav - 9/4/2009

	Is medical lab tech a hard job? I just finished my MLA (medical lab assistant) and I want to be an MLT (medical lab technologist). I was just wondering if I should waste my time. Is there lots of math involved? and which department is the easiest? 2 answers - Asked By: braiiiiinz - 1/22/2009

	Can anyone help me find some good reliable internet sites about how to become a vet's assistant? Thank you in advance. 2 answers - Asked By: braundydunn - 12/2/2009

	How much do Vet Techs make? Do any Vet Techs enjoy their job? I've been pondering going back to school for a few things - vet tech being one of them. However, I'm concerned that I already make more than your average Vet Tech - so therefore I wouldn't be able to pay off student loans when I am done. Can any Vet Techs out there give me an average salary? Also, Do any of you vet tech's enjoy your job? Whats the worst/best thing about it? THANKS!! 3 answers - Asked By: Beth M - 12/16/2009

	Anyone with any info on being a vet tech? I'm 16 going on 17 and i'm starting to think about my future a lot more. I love animals and working with them is definitely something i'd like to do. I've been looking into becoming a vet tech, but i'm not sure of all the details. any info would be great! thanks! 4 answers - Asked By: Jess Jones - 2/6/2010

	How to become a vet tech? I am now 17 and in 11th grade, I do online classes. I would like to become a vet tech when I get out of high school. What are the requirements to become a vet tech, and if there is any info that anybody has, feel free to share. I would like to know EVERYTHING about becoming one and what you do as a vet tech. feel free to share all the information you have, it would help me alot. also, can you do this online? or do you need to actually go to a college for this? 3 answers - Asked By: Kimberly - 3/5/2010

	What jobs involve working with Agriculture? 4 answers - Asked By: нαу∂єη - 7/22/2010

	Associate degree in environmental technology? What kind of work could I get with that degree? Would it even be worth going to school for an Associates degree in that field? I have read a lot of other post that say you need a masters degree to set yourself apart, but I do not have that much time. I need to get in and out of school fast so I can start working. Any help with this career decision would be helpfull. 2 answers - Asked By: nhale24 - 1/1/2007

	Becoming a veterinary assistant? I'm thinking of becoming a veterinary assistant , but I don't know all that much about it so I'm not entirely sure. If anyone has any information about it , or a good website could they please share it. 1 answer - Asked By: blahhxo - 12/11/2009

	Can anyone just list some jobs that people can get? Just want to kno some jobs out there 5 answers - Asked By: aznboi274 - 8/30/2006

	Do you have to be "smart" to be a vet tech? Only serious answers please. I want to become a vet tech but math has always been a weak point of mine. I know there is some science involved but do you exactly have to be smart in order to be a vet tech? If so, I don't think it is the career for me and I don't want to waste my time. haha.Thank you. 7 answers - Asked By: Chase's mama born 10/8/10 - 11/25/2009

	I am looking into being a vet Tech. Any info? Any information is good. Like what does the job involve, how much school, salary, etc. Thanks! :) 4 answers - Asked By: ilovemypets - 12/4/2009

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