Hi! I'm first year vet student and the college start for 3 weeks currently. Within that 3 weeks, we had 2 practicum which each has pretest which I failed in both. Although I'm definitely not alone, the way I keep failing is certainly very frustrating. So finding that there's actually vet students making study tips videos make me really happy. Thank you for sharing!
@@JeonChimi-hr6yz I went to a public university in my country so the requirement is according to the education system in my country. It's either a report score, national exam, or personal admission.
@@JeonChimi-hr6yz I think it varies depends on which university you're talking about because usually universities have different requirements for overseas and local students, and each have different requirements. But usually it's passing their entrance exam and having at least a pass score of their language (like in Canada needing IELTS or TOEFL in America) again, depends on the university on what score you need. If you're confused/overwhelmed, you can use agents anytime. Pay more but they take care of everything for you.
These tips are soo good. I'm starting vet school in August so I appreciate it 😊 do you have any videos that focus on how you study or how your study methods have changed?
@@raisar00 I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with A levels. I believe that's specific to the UK and I'm from the US. Are you planning on going to Vet School in the US? In that case, I can direct you to a list of required courses based on the school 😊
Not the sleep oh my gosh😅 I’m a sophomore in undergrad rn (vet tech program) & I have SO MUCH trouble sleeping. I got 4 hours last night & I had lecture today🤦♀️ (and I’m planning on being a vet), definitely have to figure out my sleeping issue!!😂
Do you know any good books that are about large animal vets and stuff they do(I’m not that good at explaining but really any good books about like vet stuff for people in middle school or high school)
I am a 1st year student from India, very inspiring video, super guidance 🤗all the best. And can you tell what things are needed for international students to go usa for vet doctor 🥰after internship in india.
this might be a dumb question but do all profs give you handouts/notes of the lessons? because right now i'm a senior in high school and i'm having a hard time keeping up with the lessons while taking notes at the same time, so i'm really nervous if i can do well in univ
Hey Cheska that’s definitely a valid question! We do get given handouts of the lessons at Cambridge 99.9% of the time, and now with lectures being online, most are recorded as well so I find that helps when trying to catch up with work :)
Ahh it can feel very daunting (I rmb feeling v nervous back in first year too), but I found vet students generally really friendly, and I'd implore you to push yourself out of your comfort zone to say hi to the person or make the first introduction, people are generally worrying about the same thing, so you will definitely be able to make friends, especially by joining student clubs and societies to get involve in events :)! Wishing you all the best xx :)
Is there a way you like ot organize your notes? like should I be having multiple books for each different topic, or seperate it by animal? or how should I prganize these things?
Hey idk if u can answer this question but I will try hahah! So I am here in Lebanon our biology lessons are in French and I am going to an English university so do u think that I can understand the key words in English?(for example heart, kidney ....)
Hey Randy ahh I'm not sure how to answer that as I do not speak French.., best to email your university admissions office as a query? sorry bout that but I hope it goes well!!
