Advice on what to do during the summer before vet school
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Work as much as you can to make as much money as you can lol
Here’s some old threads on the same topic. Don’t study. Don’t try and “pre-learn” anything. Don’t burn yourself out before you even get to vet school. Take your summer to relax and have fun. Make some money if you choose, but make sure you still leave time for relaxing and fun things.
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Thank you so much!Here’s some old threads on the same topic. Don’t study. Don’t try and “pre-learn” anything. Don’t burn yourself out before you even get to vet school. Take your summer to relax and have fun. Make some money if you choose, but make sure you still leave time for relaxing and fun things.
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I’m going to vet school! Yay! I start August 13th. I graduate undergrad June 15th. That means about two months of vacation. I’ve worked since high school part and full time. I haven’t ever not worked. I am going on my seventh year of undergrad since I spent 4 years at community college getting...
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Hi everyone! I know it's still early to have heard back, but I know a number of schools have already sent out acceptances. For those of you that will be starting in the fall, what are your plans for this summer? Something animal-related? Or just taking things easy since you don't have to...
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Literally relax as much as you can. Try to get your life together a tad - get finances in order, figure out where you want to live & get moved in, figre out things like furniture and home supplies, and try to figure out some easy nutritious meals and a low-stress exercise that you like...but don't stress too hard. Take vacations, see your friends & family, try to soak up some rest & relaxation so you can come to school refreshed & ready. Enjoy it!!
Re: Meals, Instant Pot and slow cookers are awesome. There are tons of recipe books for both, and someone you know probably has too many slow cookers.
