Animal Career Path

Shane thinks that the Agricultural Business program at Iowa State is a high quality program that is sought out by numerous companies. He says that I may have to add minors and classes to zone in on what I want in the future, so I’m prepared for the future that I desire. Because of his classes and internships that involve Agricultural Business, Shane feels like he has grown his skills along with the knowledge that will prepare him to be a value for a company to hire him. Talking with Shane made me realize that the Agricultural Business major is right for

As I started my search for a college, I began to wonder what career field I would enter. I have always enjoyed building computers and coding, but while attending MATES (Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science), I also developed a passion for the Earth and the animals encompassed in its environment. After much research I arrived upon the field of Computer Engineering, a field that both satiates my thirst for technology and allows me to help the environment. Obtaining a degree in Computer Engineering would allow me to complete a multitude of such tasks. One example would be the development of submersibles to map ocean currents, like the Drake submersible developed by Rutgers, which glided across the Atlantic and provided new information to oceanographers. Other sensory technology could also be developed, which could be made cheaper and improved upon, such as remote

I plan to achieve my goals by working to the best of my abilities, and to participate in programs that will help me gain the knowledge I need in order to become an excellent veterinarian. I have been doing a lot of research into different program through 4H that will help me on my career path and have been applying to these different programs. I have also been researching colleges that I would like to attend, what programs they have to offer and if they would best fit my personality and career

With my background on hunting and the outdoors, I decided it would be nice to have a job that I would love doing. You know what they say, if you have a job you love you never work a day in your life. In this case, I want to become a Game warden or wildlife and parks expert. These two jobs I would love to do. In order for me to be able to work as a game warden I am going to have to go to a four year school.

Veterinarian Versus Wildlife Biologist Finding a career you want to work in for the rest of your life is a very important decision. I’m considering becoming a veterinarian or wildlife biologist (WB). A veterinarian works to keep the health of animals and to improve public health. They also diagnose, treat, and research medical conditions and diseases of pets, livestock, and other animals. A WB studies animals and other wildlife to discover how they interact with their ecosystems.

I am currently enrolled as a student of Veterinary Science at the University of Arizona. Initially, I came to the university with the intent of joining the career field as a veterinarian. However, after one school year and multiple job-shadowing opportunities, I realized that being a veterinarian was everything that I had imagined it to be. I found that I wanted to be working directly with the animals rather than just diagnostics. With these ideas in mind and some research, I concluded that the career that would give me the most fulfillment in my life would be a veterinary technician.

Another example of how animals in the entertainment industry are susceptible to harm and cruelty through training means is the unethical use of training weapons. Since the very start of animal entertainment, weapons such as bull hooks have been used to physical harm animals in order to achieve whatever the person with the bull hook desires. According to National Geographic writer Jason Bittel, “Ringling elephants spend most of their long lives either in chains or on trains, under constant threat of the bull hook, or ankus—the menacing tool used to control elephants.” Unfortunately, the practice of bull hooks and other harmful weapons in training goes far beyond the Ringling Company. The use of harm against any living creature in order to receive

I see myself going in many different directions, but how I get there is pretty clear. I am going to Iowa State University and major in Agricultural Business for the first four years after high school. I plan to maintain my high marks in college as I did in high school. During college I hope to take on internships at businesses that I may have a possible career at. One of my main goals when looking for a career after college is to find a job that is both challenging and allows me to make the biggest impact on agriculture I am capable of. It is important to me to do something that I love because that is how I know I will reach my greatest potential. While I may not know what the future holds for me and my career, I do know that I will be making positive influence on the world of agriculture and the lives around

Taking care of animals has always has always been lifelong dream and becoming a veterinarian is the only career I could ever imagine myself pursuing. Ever since I was a little girl I have always felt a connection with animals. Getting accepted to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro would be a colossal jump start to my future. If I was to get accepted to the university I plan to major in Biology and the Pre-Professional Veterinary Program. This program and degree match my interests and gives me the opportunity to commence my lifelong dream of working with animals and being able to care for them.

I wish to pursue a course of study in agricultural education at Southington High School because it will give me the skills I need to take care of animals. I loved animals since I was little and I would like to take care of them. Back then I wanted to become a vet. As I got older and my interest in animals deepened, I want to become an animal breeder. Since animal breeders work closely with their type of animals, they will spend a lot of time with them. So my love and interest in animals makes this career more desirable for me. Working with animals at Southington will give me a head start for my path in becoming an animal breeder. I have had experiences with agriculture but I would really want to further develop it. A few years back I went on

Looking into the future, I can see myself going into a 4 year university and then pursuing my doctoral degree. Although there are many fields that I wish to pursue, I believe I have narrowed it to either being an avian veterinarian or a micro robotic engineer. Becoming an avian veterinarian will allow me to, not only care for birds of various species, but I will also be able to, possibly, open my personal avian care clinic, which I have always wanted. If that plan were to fail or if I were lose interest in avian care, I would try to become a microrobotics engineer. Micro robotics had been an interest because it seems interesting creating robots that are efficient at doing tasks that could benefit the scientific community and that in turn would

I am currently unsure about what I want to major in. Ever since I was little, I wanted to become a Veterinarian. But as the time came to decide this, I have gotten cold feet.

In general, college is known for new beginnings, experiences, and basically, a new life, which incorporates the exceptional and the atrocious. College is the stepping stone to a career and possibilities and paths are limitless. I have known for a while that I want to go into either Agricultural Education or Biology, so when I chose my major in school, I just picked both. I love social interaction and leaving an impact on someone, however, I love the sciences like biology and chemistry. Throughout my entire high school career, I fell in love with agriculture and Future Farmers of America (FFA), so currently, the career I am looking into with excitement is becoming an agriculture teacher at the high school level. I have researched the field immensely, however, I never formally interviewed a successful agricultural education professor before this. As a result, I found an expert in my field, Dr. Jeremy Falk, to formally interview to talk about how to succeed in the field. Our interview covered the essence of a university, how to choose a major, and how to actually succeed as a teacher.

My main passion is simply the word Agriculture. I am raised in the world of Ag, and I plan to pursue a career in the near future. I show livestock all year round this would include; Beef cattle, Boer goats, Pygmy goats, and Pigs. I enjoy every moment of this experience. The banners and trophies I get awarded for all my hard work getting the animal prepared for presentation. All this enjoyment I participate in 4-H and open shows I can take part in the years. Besides enjoying it in that way I want to further my education in Animal Science Ruminant Nutritionist. In case you question on what would I do in that field. For myself I would be completing or mixing new feeds to ensure our livestock are growing healthy and strong for human consumption.

I intend to study Medical Laboratory Science at South Dakota State University. My goal is to acquire my bachelor’s degree by completing four years in that program to earn a degree that would allow me to find a high paying career. An additional perk to my career path would be the fact that Medical Laboratory Science positions are highly in demand in South Dakota. I do plan to live and work in South Dakota after I graduate. I wish to gain a lot of experience out of this education, and gain the ability to help save lives by diagnosing and researching in a medical setting. Pursuing a college education would gain me a vast array of different career opportunities if I found that Medical Laboratory Science wasn’t for me, along with greatly increasing