Student Success Statement

“The most

important thing

you will ever have

is good values.”

                                              Dennis Prager

I believe this statement is wrong because the most important thing we will really ever need is food. And we need to food to be able to survive and then be able to enjoy the good values so therefore in my eyes good values are not as important as food is to everyone.

Veterinarian

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Duties And Responsibilities:Veterinarians may focus on providing medical care for common household pets, like cats, dogs, rabbits and birds. They can also treat large farm animals, including horses and cattle.

Salary:$50,476 - $109,252

Education:Veterinarians are trained in animal medicine, surgery and behavior. Graduates of veterinary programs may care for small animals, such as dogs and cats, or specialize in large animals, like horses.

I think I would like to become a veterinarian because i like being able to work with animals such as dogs, cats, babies animals and so forth.

Student Success Statement

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“The reward for doing

right is mostly an

internal phenomenon:

self-respect, dignity

(self-worth), integrity

and self-esteem                                                                                            

                                           Dr. Laura Schlessinger

Sports Medicine

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Duties And Responsibilities:Sports medicine therapists are physical therapists who specialize in the treatment and rehabilitation of sport and athletic injuries. These therapists typically have completed graduate-level education in treating and rehabilitating injured athletes. Sports medicine therapists are state-licensed professionals and generally work in clinics, hospitals, or other health care institutions.

Salary:$61,927 - $256,724

Education:Becoming a sports medicine physician requires obtaining a bachelor's degree and a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree. During their undergraduate years, students will need to take pre-med classes in biology, anatomy and chemistry. Medical school is a 4-year program in which the last two years include clinical rotations.