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hello this audience who reads this, I wanted to ask anyone who ever been to medical school or veternarian scho?

hello to the audience who reads this, I wanted to ask anyone who ever been to medical school or veternarian school or any one who might know for sure about this question I have. I am attending a college through correspondence and distance learning and there name is PENN FOSTER COLLEGE. I wanted to know if anyone might know if there school could be considered legitimate to go a medical or veternarian schools for a MD OR DVM MEDICAL DEGREE. I was going to get a bachelors from them, and a post bachelors in a science fields, in order to try to meed the standards for these schools. but I wanted to know if medical or veternarian schools will accept schools from online, and to see if they will accept nationally accredited schools such as penn foster college, to learn more about this school here some information below, and also please send me some infomation if you have it to prove that a veternarian school or medica school will accept it or to prove that they won't accept credits from penn foster college. Please let me know as soon as possible, will a lot of proof Penn Foster College is a U.S. Distance Education college. Penn Foster was founded in 1890, and was known as "International Correspondence Schools", or "ICS". The college was established in 1977 by ICS and was known as "The Center for Degree Studies", which was located in and operated from Scranton, Pennsylvania. In 2006, it was renamed Penn Foster College and moved to its new headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona.[1] Penn Foster College is nationally accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC)[2], a nationally-recognized accrediting agency which is approved by the U.S. Department of Education (USDE) and recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).[3] In addition, the Penn Foster Veterinary Technician Associate Degree program is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Penn Foster College is licensed by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education [5] and is authorized to grant Associate of Science degrees.

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1. Some of the courses from Penn Foster would probably transfer to meet the vet school's pre-requisites. Not all of them will though. Vet schools will not accept a "lab" course that was taken entirely on-line. Just because a school is accredited doesn't mean that the vet school has to accept all the courses. They will want to see the syllabus from any of their required courses to determine if they will meet that requirement or not. I don't have any proof, because every school is different and what one school will accept another won't. Contact the vet school you are wanting to go to directly, but you will have to have course descriptions and a syllabus from all the required courses. Chances are many lower level courses without labs will transfer, but I highly doubt that everything will transfer. Many vet schools are very picky about the courses that they accept.