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The Bel Rea Institute of Animal Technology

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This school is terrible for the $17,000 tuitionQuite BrightOther
This school is terrible for the $17,000 tuition - they seem purely interested in making money and none of the teachers have ever had formal teaching training - the quality of teachers is very hit and miss and student feedback is encouraged but dismissed - the education is very theory based and not a lot of hands on training is completed - given a time machine, i could definitely find a cheaper school that would provide me with more training in what i actually need to do - ps - im not bitter cause of a bad grade - im an honor student there
1st Year Female -- Class 2003
Collaboration/Competitive: A-, Scholastic Success: F
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Overall it's a great education.Quite BrightAnimal Studies
Overall it's a great education. Very tough! You're expected to know your stuff. Animals lives depend on your competency. The only changes I would make would be to make the school larger, or reduce the number of students accepted each quarter, and more hands on experience. Which is tough with such large class sizes. It is fairly expensive and there are other schools out there that are considerably cheaper, but the education you receive makes up for it.
2nd Year Female -- Class 2003
Campus Maintenance: A+, Social Life: F
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Bel-Rea is a great school, but it isQuite BrightAnimal Studies
Bel-Rea is a great school, but it is very hard. Be prepared for lots of studying and not a lot of extra personal time. Having a job is difficult because a lot of time and energy is required for school. However, despite the lack of a social life, this has been a wonderful experience and I am learning more than I ever thought possible. Highly recommended for those serious about a career with animals. Not recommended for party people or those who aren't fond of lots of studying.
1st Year Female -- Class 2004
Education Quality: A+, Social Life: F
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