True or False: A senior veterinary student at an accredited school can complete an application for licensure without proof of graduation.

The correct answer is that a senior veterinary student cannot complete an application for licensure without proof of graduation. In veterinary practice, licensure is contingent on meeting the educational requirements, which include obtaining a degree from an accredited veterinary school.

While senior students are in the final stages of their education and may be very close to graduation, they must still provide proof of graduation before they are eligible to obtain a license and begin practicing as a veterinarian. This ensures that all practicing veterinarians have completed the necessary training and education to provide safe and effective care to animals. The requirement for proof of graduation serves as a safeguard for both the public and the veterinary profession, ensuring that only qualified individuals have the legal authority to practice veterinary medicine.