Turn your love for animals into a career
Get a Equine Pre-Vet degree with hands-on learning
If the thought of a career working with animals makes you jump with excitement, then a bachelor’s degree in equine studies pre-veterinary science from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College’s Mari Hulman George School of Equine Studies is your next stop.
- Learn with 48 college-owned horses
- Study with faculty with national and international expertise and a passion for teaching
- The knowledge our hands-on learning opportunities give you will allow you to have a leg up in graduate school
- A 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio allows for mentorship from our faculty and small class sizes
- Students benefit from a vast network of alumni who are enjoying success in a variety of fields and states
- Our equine majors gain real-world experience through robust internships, service and study-abroad opportunities
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A pre-vet studies degree prepares you to continue your education in veterinary school.
Or you can start your career in fields such as:
- Horse breeding
- Equine business
- Farriery
- Horse racing
- Barn management
Combine with a professional writing degree and turn yourself into a teacher. Add business administration and open your own training barn or horse stable. Pair this with criminology and work as a nature conservation officer. Whatever path you choose, the fundamental skills you’ll gain from SMWC will serve you well.