Zoology Degree Student Analysis

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I currently am an undergraduate freshman, at the Thompson School of Applied Science. I plan to graduate next spring with a Veterinary technology degree. I plan next spring to enroll into the COLSA department and work to get my Zoology degree. I hope one day to work at Disney World in Animal Kingdom, and then train service dogs as a hobby. Through highschool I got academic honors my sophomore and senior year. Through UNH I have a 2.8 GPA. I continued my love for writing and got involved with the writing here on campus. Through my experience from UNH I learned how to be a better pet owner and a better professional. One of my favorite classes was my large animal behavior class taught by one of the few male teachers in the Thompson school, Drew

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