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Question 10 • Career Explorations A

How are the educational requirements for a veterinarian different from the requirements for a veterinary technician?

Answer

A veterinarian needs a PhD or a professional degree, while a veterinary technician needs an associate’s degree.

A veterinarian needs a master’s degree, while a veterinary technician needs a bachelor’s or a professional degree.

A veterinarian needs a PhD, while a veterinary technician needs a master’s degree.

A veterinarian needs an associate’s degree, while a veterinary technician needs a PhD or a professional degree.

Explanation

Veterinarians must earn a professional degree in veterinary medicine (a DVM or VMD); a PhD is not typically required to practice. Veterinary technicians generally need an associate’s degree in veterinary technology. Therefore, choice A gives the closest comparison.

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