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People study to become veterinary technicians because they love animals. At Globe University-La Crosse, veterinary technology training is much more than a chance to play with cute pets. Vet tech students learn how to treat animals at all stages of the life cycle and interact with animal owners, helping animals receive the best care possible.
Learn more about our two-year veterinary technology program—call Globe University toll-free at 1-877-303-6060 today.
Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology
Globe University emphasizes hands-on, practical training. Our vet tech students get their hands dirty. Technical studies include the following:
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In addition to technical and scientific courses, students complete business courses that prepare them to assist in a clinic office, and general education classes that prepare them to interact with diverse populations and that strengthen their communication and analytical skills. The associate in veterinary technology program can be completed in 21 months of full-time study.
Career opportunities for veterinary technicians
Veterinary technicians and technologists are employed in a wide variety of organizations, including the following:
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College credit for prior learning
Many students have already completed some college or have course equivalent on-the-job training before they enroll at Globe University-La Crosse. Our college grants credit for applicable college classes, job-related or military training or course-equivalent work experience. We do not charge tuition or fees for these credits and will evaluate students’ transcripts and resumes free of charge. Please contact your campus dean about the process of applying for credit.
Contact us
Learn more about studying veterinary technology at our Onalaska, WI, college. Call Globe University toll-free at 1-877-303-6060 or contact admissions today.