I just need an advice. Tell me what you think?

Okay I'm majoring in veterinarian. I love animals and I really want to help them. I'm sure that I want to be a veterinarian. I go to a community college that rips me off. They made me take classes that I don't need for my major such as P.E, SDV, and Bio-Medical Ethics. Well maybe Ethics is kind of important but anyways some teachers and advisers are surprise that I want to be a vet because I don't like math and science very much. They think I'm stupid and can't do it. Math is not really my biggest problem but science is. My BIO 102 professor is surprise that I want to be a vet because I suck at Biology. The thing is that I don't do well because they are making me learn more about humans than animals. So why would that be a surprise? I'm going to treat domestic animals, not plant, not reptiles, and not humans. I know that a lot of the human body functions almost the same as animals but not in all animals. They have their differences. I don't want to know about the differences. I want to learn about the animal anatomy, about how to do treatments, and medical studies ONLY related to animals. So tell me something that I don't know. Why do I need to do biology if they are only teaching me about human, insects, and other weird species? Its a waste of time and money in my opinion. I'm transferring to Virginia Tech and hopefully they'll teach me something interesting and useful.