Bachelors in human animal relationships in Texas christian university

The Human-Animal Relationships (HARE) minor gives students the chance to explore the crucial, diverse, yet often overlooked roles animals play in human society, culture, and well-being. HARE minors also learn how humans impact the lives of other animals, both wild and domestic. Students can choose from courses taught in a variety of programs, including anthropology, art, biology, English, environmental science, geography, nutritional sciences, philosophy, psychology, ranch management, social work, sociology, and writing. Internships and student research projects are also encouraged and supported.

Official high school transcript, Letter of recommendation (1-Teacher, 1-Counselor) and Essay, Resume, Typical SAT scores: Math (550-650), Critical reading (530-630), Writing (530-640), ACT Composite (25-30), Average GPA 3.53, TOEFL: IBT-80, PBT- 550, IELTS-6.5

Veterinary Assistant, Animal Retail Assistant, Medical records auditor, Groomer

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