5. SO. MUCH. CHEMISTRY. You are required to take so many chemistry classes you could probably make it your major. The more chemistry you take, the harder it gets.
4. People assume you’re super smart purely because of your major. You will always be the person expected to answer all the questions while presenting group projects and the one people try to sit next to for answers. It’ll be a nice surprise when they realize you’re just as confused as they are.
3. Everyone tries to turn you into a doctor. Those who don’t quite understand your love for animals will constantly question why you don’t just become a human doctor. “It takes the same amount of schooling, just do it.” No.
2. There is always constant criticism for liking animals more than people. Not only is that not true for every pre- vet student, even if it were, it’s not a terrible crime punishable by death. I’ve never met a human more trustworthy than a dog.
1. You get asked odd animal questions that there is no way you could possibly know off the top of your head. It’ll probably be better to ask Google, “What would happen if a poisonous snake gets bitten by a poisonous snake?” than an undergrad college student.
