For most
2017 veterinary graduates, the NAVLE® is a thing of the past! Although you won’t receive your exam results until February, now is the time to relax and enjoy a well-deserved break from the never-ending studying that has consumed your life in recent weeks and months.
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According to the
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median
annual salary for veterinarians in May 2015 was
$88,490. This means pay was higher for 50% of DVMs was lower, for the other 50%. The lowest 10 percent earned less than
$53,210, and the highest 10 percent earned more than
$158,260. What do you think of these annual salary vets?
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Victoria Olson is a Registered Veterinary Technician with XPrep Learning Solutions where she works as both a Program Coordinator for VetTechPrep and as Customer Support for all XPrep products. Vicki graduated from Bel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology and spent many years working in Specialty hospitals. She went on to complete a degree in marketing prior to joining the XPrep family in 2014.
Topics: Career
It is not uncommon for vet students to become stressed because the grades they earn in vet school are not always similar to the grades they achieved during their undergraduate studies. Many find themselves "in the middle of the pack" after being a "top student" previously. Emotionally, this can be very discouraging and depressing for some.
Topics: Career, Stress Management, Vet Student, Vet School
