Is the PreVet program at JMU the same as a Major, Minor, Concentration, Track or Core?
No. Like other pre-professional programs at JMU, the PreVet program is a preparation program, which is not the same as a Major, Minor, Concentration, Track or Core. The PreVet preparation program at JMU is simply a list of courses offered at JMU that serve as pre-requisites for entry into most, but not necessarily all, of the American veterinary schools. Students who declare their interest to be a PreVet student at JMU (which is the same thing as entering the Prevet Program) are recommended to take these courses. They are additionally invited to advising sessions that provide information on how to apply to professional schools, and to prevet club activities that promote interactions with professional veterinarians. PreVet students are notified by email about upcoming PreVet activities (which are also posted on a bulletin board outside HHS 2153-54, on the Upcoming Events page at this website, and on the PreHealth programs web calendar). They also have access to a PreVet advisor/coordina
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