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I think it may be a good start, but I wouldn't plan on it being the end. If you are serious about getting into a major zoo or theme park, a 4yr degree is a minimum. Like Chevis said, there is a difference between university classes and certificate classes. My animal science classes at U of FL included all sorts of labs and hands-on that would be difficult to obtain somewhere else. As far as virtual schools go, that course looks good, but in the long run, a certificate vs a 4yr degree may not be enough to get you as far as you want to go.

[QUOTE="laurarfl, post: 78135, member: 401"] I think it may be a good start, but I wouldn't plan on it being the end. If you are serious about getting into a major zoo or theme park, a 4yr degree is a minimum. Like Chevis said, there is a difference between university classes and certificate classes. My animal science classes at U of FL included all sorts of labs and hands-on that would be difficult to obtain somewhere else. As far as virtual schools go, that course looks good, but in the long run, a certificate vs a 4yr degree may not be enough to get you as far as you want to go. [/QUOTE]

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