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Applying to Nursing Programs with Veterinary Experience???

Hi there!

I live in the Kansas City area and I am getting ready to fill out applications for BSN programs next month. I was wondering, regarding the experience part, if I would be seriously disregarded for only having veterinary clinical/animal experience? Originally, I wanted to be a vet, so all of my volunteer and work activities are animal and animal hospital related. Of course, I was dealing with the human owners, too, but I'm not entirely sure that would count. :D

I'm currently prepping for the TEAS test (no score as of yet), I've got an AS degree in Biology, and a 3.7 GPA.

Has anyone else applied with animal hours? Any enlightenment is very much appreciated!

Thank you!

Jennifer

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I bet you'll be fine. Your science grades are good and you show a level of caring.

If your application requires clinical experience, I'm going to say it is unlikely they'll take your current experience into consideration to meet that requirement.

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I've never heard of a pre-licensure BSN program that absolutely requires clinical experience to be admitted.

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Thanks for the input, guys!

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