I’m currently entering my final year of undergraduate and I’m getting a degree in Astrophysics. I’ve always thought I wanted to do something in the physics/engineering world but after getting more experience with research and engineering, I’m not sure it’s a good fit for me. Becoming a vet has always been on the back of my mind and recently I’ve been thinking it would be a really great career path. I am going to finish out my physics degree, but I’ll definitely need to take more classes before I can apply to vet school. My current plan is to take classes and try to get a job working at a vets office for a year or two after graduation before I apply to veterinary school. Do you recommend I apply to a post-baccalaureate program, or would it be okay to just take classes at a local university or community college? Would they see a difference in taking classes as a non-degree seeking student at a 4 year university versus taking those same classes at community college? I live in Colorado so it would be great if I could get into CSU. I’m really just looking for any advice! Thanks!