People who would like to be class of 2022 applicants: be rude, call the admissions process unfair, call schools sketchy, be really mean to current students.
People who would like to be class of 2022 applicants: be rude, call the admissions process unfair, call schools sketchy, be really mean to current students.
You can also do this if you'd like to be difficult.
What makes you think this isn't a troll account?
I can attest to the fact that Abney seems suuuper lame.I can attest to the fact that current students are suuuper lame.
I'm calling that admin and telling on you.What makes you think this isn't a troll account?
I can attest to the fact that Abney seems suuuper lame.
lol aren't you the only 2020 up in this joint?!
You'd never reach the phone with your shrimpy T-Rex arms!
touche
What's impressive are your excellent typing skills. You could probably send a strongly worded email about me to admin.
I sent a text. Faster and I can use angry emojis.
Nah, some of us are lurking
Michigan State will let a veteran get converted to in state status as long as you file all required forms at least a month prior to the beginning of the semester. Their residency rules also allow veteran spouses to get IS as well.
Hmmm. I personally am not adding any hobbies to my app. I think during interviews, you'll probably get asked about what your interests are besides animals, and this is the time to elaborate on those other things. Idk though, maybe someone else has a different opinion.
I put hobbies (cooking/photography) in mine. Only applied to a school that doesn't interview, though, so the application and supplemental essays were the only way they were going to get to know me.
*shrug* I included quite a few hobbies. Didn't seem to hurt me. I've heard arguments both ways, though.
shout out to fellow makeup addict!
i also make soap from scratch. and am an avid yogi.
shout out to fellow makeup addict!
Fellow debater?! Debate took up so much of my life in high school
I would probably do that for every school- they can ignore it if they don't want it, but I feel that it's better to have too much information about yourself than not enough!
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I was in it for four years and was president for two of those years!Fellow debater?! Debate took up so much of my life in high school
At the very least it's what got you through vet school.
I can confirm that Colorado does not allow vets get IS tuition for vet school, unless you're using benefits (MGIB, 911, voc read, etc). They will let a veteran get IS tuition for undergrad, but the paperwork for the process explicitly states it doesn't cover the CVM
Took it a few weeks ago! Currently trying to get some shadowing in before internship/summer online class starts next month. I needed to complete 80 hours before starting the vet tech degree program in the fall and have ~28 left so should be finished by the end of next week.
Just curious, what made you decide to do vet tech school before vet med?
Oh, this is sort of a special case--it's not really "vet tech school" in the traditional sense of a technical program, but a 4-year "bachelors of veterinary technology" degree program offered at the university I have been attending (apparently there are only around 20ish of these programs in the country). Since I already have a degree and possessed all the necessary prereqs covering the first 2 years, I was able to enroll in the program as a post-bacc to help my GPA, and have more opportunities for veterinary experience in the process! I probably wouldn't even have considered it as a possibility had my advisors not recommended it to me when I asked about my options for a post-bacc or Masters.
I agree that doing well in biochem would help. It wouldn't replace the grade (no different class would as far as I know, you would have to re-take the class), but it would show that you can apply the concepts from organic in other courses. Personally I wouldn't bother re-taking organic if that's your only C.
