Okay that makes me feel better 😅 I'm so scared!
There are some electives that are P/F. But lots are graded on letters. Classes are graded on letters with no +/- (80-90% = B)
To add, you get a single grade for the core courses per quarter, unless it has changed since I graduated. So anatomy, physiology, imaging, histology were all one grade.
Past years had class facebook pages; my class is still relatively active with posting cases. May just need some time for someone to get it set up because it's generally someone like the class president from the class above that sets it up.
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Unless they’ve changed things recently, nope! I even wore Mickey Mouse scrub tops during 4th year from time to time. I think they did have a specific color for coveralls that they started more recently than my 1st year (so it didn’t apply to my class) but scrubs are whatever you want as long as there’s no company logos (like vet clinics, frontline, heartgard, etc. scrub brand logos are fine) on them. Logo kind are likely fine for anatomy lab though, since you’re wearing pretty much whatever you want and don’t even *have* to wear scrubs (though I def recommend it because my scrubs always smelled like formaldehyde afterwards).
thank you!!!
Once the savma supply list is available on the admitted students page of the website it should say if there are any specific requirements for things like coverall color
It's extremely difficult for single people. You essentially have to make the difference between IS and OOS tuition as income to be able to qualify. So people with working spouses can get it done by second year. Since it's likely they will make more than. 25k/year.
To get the most accurate information you should contact the registrar. It is not easy at all to get in-state at Illinois. During my Undergrad I did get in-state my 3rd-5th years, but I also married an Illinois resident and had bought a house giving me strong ties to the community. But again that was during Undergrad.
I honestly enjoyed Hessel on the Park the most. The Village was my worst experience.
