Is the vet profession, changing for the worse
Probably something, I could have PM Dr Doug about, but thought I would throw it out there. I am a Chiropractor, I recently had the opportunity to treat a young Vet Doc. Her practice experience almost...
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Dashonthedash wrote:
I've had a number of vets over the years, and most of them have genuinely loved what they did, and truly cared about the animals and the people (one did get fed up with the business and quit). I fully understand the problems that new vets (and new graduates in any position) have with student debt. When I went to undergraduate college, tuition ranged from $1200 to about $2000 per year. I graduated owing $6000 in student debt (around $7200 including interest). The same college now charges almost $50,000, just for tuition. Obviously, starting salaries have increased in 45 years, but nothing approaching that. I wish I could understand why the cost of education has increased by so much, but I can't imagine having to start a life owing debts already in six figures.
First thing that comes to mind is the unnecessarily high salaries paid to so called administrators.
Secondly those folks who don't speak up about the high salaries and keep on sending their kids to theses schools.
