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It’s fine neither do II know, it's straight sacrilege. I still don't know the first year class.
It’s fine neither do II know, it's straight sacrilege. I still don't know the first year class.
Yeah virology/ bact is part of microbiology I assume@cdoconn midwesterns curriculum page confuses me so idk if they have more than just parasit in theirs?
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I'm not totally sure how this schema would work with boards since those three subjects comprise a HUGE list of important agents, many of which are reportable as hell and would definitely show up on board exams. Are you sure your professor's claim had any veracity or were they being hyperbolic?Our Parasitology professor was ranting today in class about a vet school she wouldn’t name, and she was going on and on and she said that the students got to choose between taking either bacteriology, virology, or parasitology.
So I figured I’d go to SDN and figure out who it was. She might be completely wrong, but as someone who ends up taking 2 parasitology courses and parasit during clinics, I wanna know who gets to choose.
We have parasitology, bacteriology, and virology as separate classes all in one semester. BOD is actually our series of pathology classes.CSU has virology, parasit, and 3 semesters of “biology of disease”
that’s why I was so amazed. I didn’t understand it! So that’s why I turned to SDN to help me narrow it down.I'm not totally sure how this schema would work with boards since those three subjects comprise a HUGE list of important agents, many of which are reportable as hell and would definitely show up on board exams. Are you sure your professor's claim had any veracity or were they being hyperbolic?
Must’ve missed the bacteriology on the page I was on. Figured with having the other two that you had to have bacteriology somewhere in thereWe have parasitology, bacteriology, and virology as separate classes all in one semester. BOD is actually our series of pathology classes.
Yeah, it all comprises one big hell semester lolMust’ve missed the bacteriology on the page I was on. Figured with having the other two that you had to have bacteriology somewhere in there
I’m boredThis is hilarious
Come study arteries and nerves for meI’m bored
Which onesCome study arteries and nerves for me
All of them.Which ones
All in one course????Minnesota has them all in one course
that being said, it’s Minnesota. Anything that can over-winter has the legal right to take over the state.All in one course????
All in one course????
Nope we don't really get to choose at all until we track. And we still have to take comparative.@kcoughli @katashark @mmmdreamerz @Coopah @vetmedhead @love2hunt @WildZoo
Your school specific knowledge is requested! Does your school require separate bacteriology, virology, and parasitology courses? I’m on a wolf hunt rn because I’ve been told there was a school where you got to pick one.
Except for the unfortunate title error.Best thread on sdn tonight
Except for the unfortunate title error.
INDIAN GIVER!!!!!!!If you really feel that way, I can take that clipboard back
During year 2 of vet school, we take them as 3 separate courses: Bacteriology/Mycology, Virology, and Parasitology.Your school specific knowledge is requested! Does your school require separate bacteriology, virology, and parasitology courses? I’m on a wolf hunt rn because I’ve been told there was a school where you got to pick one.
UMN has one big giant combination course called Agents of Disease that will destroy your soul and laugh at you in the process.@kcoughli @katashark @mmmdreamerz @Coopah @vetmedhead @love2hunt @WildZoo
Your school specific knowledge is requested! Does your school require separate bacteriology, virology, and parasitology courses? I’m on a wolf hunt rn because I’ve been told there was a school where you got to pick one.
You've understated the gravity of that fact but I guess I'll let it slide.Minnesota has them all in one course
All in one course????
Glad I caught up to see this. Guys, I've put that course behind me, let's not trigger my nightmares about it...
Glad I caught up to see this. Guys, I've put that course behind me, let's not trigger my nightmares about it...
I take all 3 in 8 weeks.
I have been thinking about that and really wish our program did that. Juggling which class to desperately study for is hell.
interesting...We get introduced to all of them in the second half of of our first semsester in a class called “Dealing with Threats,” and then we revisit the topics in our body systems courses. I really like the approach.
Not Ohio State
Virology and bacteriology as one course in 1st year. Then you get parasitology every year (almost every semester)