Can someone explain to me the process of becoming a Veterinarian?

Be sure to check with different schools and the different levels of study to be sure that your credits will transfer. Otherwise you may wind up repeating a course for the credits. Also, don't be afraid to start with like Chemistry 100 instead of jumping into Chemistry 101 when you get to college. Sometimes it's better to be a little cautious with courses even if you feel you excelled really well in High School. Not to scare you but college courses can be a bit overwhelming. It's harder sometimes especially if you get into a class where the teacher is there to teach and seems to not care if you pass or fail. I had that happen to me and had to retake chem 101 which lucky for me was with a different instructor the second time and I was able to understand the course, he also wanted the class to pass. As a rule, drop a bad course before a bad teacher. However, if you sign up for a course and feel you aren't going to be able to handle it at that time, make sure to drop it and pick up something else in the time frame your college allows. If you drop it too late you are stuck paying for the course.