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Our anatomy lab groups are in groups of 4 with one person out of lab doing something else each day - radiology, palpation, etc. At the end of the day, we all get together and bring the missing person up to speed on what we did and make sure that they get the same exposure that we all did. Sometimes this takes 20 minutes, sometimes it's 1.5 hours. I think we might still be the only group that does this - other people are starting to start join us as well. It may be that we have two old people whose spouses live over an hour away, so we don't really have much to run home to, but we make a hell of a team in anatomy.
As far as grades, when you get down to it, vet school is essentially a pass/fail system for the most part. Unless you are trying to compete for a specialty right after graduation, which they seem to be pushing excessively, as long as you keep a C average, you're going to be fine.
As far as grades, when you get down to it, vet school is essentially a pass/fail system for the most part. Unless you are trying to compete for a specialty right after graduation, which they seem to be pushing excessively, as long as you keep a C average, you're going to be fine.