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Scholarship helps student vet on road to qualifying

4 April 2017

Bucks Herald, April 3, 2017

"Volunteering in Spain, working in Northern Ireland and socialising police dogs before training are just some of the experiences an Aylesbury student has carried out on her road to becoming a qualified vet. Harper Adams University student Lauren Hall, 22, has received a Jerman Scholarship to help fund her additional studies after graduation..."

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