by Kelsey Wirt, MS, LVT and Josh L. Clark, MS, RVT
The rise of technology and digital learning has made it possible for prospective vet techs to complete their education online. There are AVMA accredited vet tech programs that are fully online. As with any educational choice, online vet tech programs come with both advantages and disadvantages.
When considering online vs. traditional vet tech programs, it's essential to evaluate your learning style, career goals, and personal circumstances. Be sure to choose an AVMA accredited program, whether online or in-person, to ensure that you are eligible to become credentialed when you graduate.
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