Program Spotlight: Animal Assisted Therapy (Equine Track)
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Every Fourth of July, hundreds of people travel to celebrate the holiday with their families. Picnics, pies, and parades are summer staples to celebrate the Fourth, and so are fireworks. However, how safe are fireworks for your family?
In today’s equine industry potential employees and entrepreneurs need credentials and field-related experience to stand out from their competition in the job market. They also need different program choices, opportunities for internships, and chances to work while they study.
It’s no surprise that college is expensive, but what if scholarships, grants, and loans just doesn’t cover it all? Work-study positions are here to help alleviate the stress of paying for college.
If you love working with horses then perhaps it’s time for you to consider turning your passion into a sustainable and rewarding profession by pursuing a career in the equine industry.
But what are they supposed to do if they find themselves struggling with a particular college course? How are they supposed to rearrange their already overbooked schedules to allow them to devote even more time to their studies? And if they do decide they need a tutor, where are they going to find the time to meet with someone face-to-face?
