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Thanks! You too!Mine is the 21st. Good luck!!! .
Thanks! You too!Mine is the 21st. Good luck!!! .
I find that happens in a lot of states
Mine's the 7th! When's yours??.
I highly recommend reading over past interview questions here: http://schools.studentdoctor.net/sc...versity-college-of-veterinary-medicine#panel2
And of course know your application and your experiences really well!
Thank you so much for the link!!
I was going through these questions, and saw several questions about "terminal research". I have no idea what that is and asked several people but still did not figure it out.. do you happen to know what is this "terminal research"? Thank you in advance!!
Most US schools don't do terminal surgeries anymore, I can't even think of one that does off the top of my headDoes K-State have terminal surgeries? I researched a bit and found that some schools are not doing them now, and since K-State has the spay/neuter unit, I was wondering if they don't do terminal anymore.
WZ's right, we don't. All of the surgery experience in our curriculum is on shelter animals that are adopted out afterwards (often to students, haha).Does K-State have terminal surgeries? I researched a bit and found that some schools are not doing them now, and since K-State has the spay/neuter unit, I was wondering if they don't do terminal anymore.
And I think the ones that do don't generally have them as required courses in the curriculum, so students uncomfortable with them aren't forced to take them to graduate.Most US schools don't do terminal surgeries anymore, I can't even think of one that does off the top of my head
The last one I remember hearing about was a pig elective though I can't remember what school it was at.And I think the ones that do don't generally have them as required courses in the curriculum, so students uncomfortable with them aren't forced to take them to graduate.
In my experience, terminal research means that the animal does not survive the study. So for instance if it was a surgical procedure, they just would not be woken up and would be euthanized while under anesthesia at the end if the procedure instead of recovered. This also can mean that the animal must be euthanized for some reason prior to the study.
I think there are a few more terminal surgery electives kicking around than people realize, although they're all obviously courses that are taken very seriously and thoughtfully. I'm aware of at least one elective terminal surgery course at CSU, and I think there may be at least one more, but don't quote me on that.The last one I remember hearing about was a pig elective though I can't remember what school it was at.
I'm not surprised schools don't exactly advertise them - they'd probably get a lot of **** for it.I think there are a few more terminal surgery electives kicking around than people realize, although they're all obviously courses that are taken very seriously and thoughtfully. I'm aware of at least one elective terminal surgery course at CSU, and I think there may be at least one more, but don't quote me on that.
I'm not surprised schools don't exactly advertise them - they'd probably get a lot of **** for it.
Oh yeah, 100%. I think it's also difficult to discuss how a school has been working to minimize terminal surgeries while still acknowledging that they are still in use for certain things where it's very difficult to find an alternative that offers comparable levels of learning/training.I'm not surprised schools don't exactly advertise them - they'd probably get a lot of **** for it.
UTK used to have one for advanced surgical procedures.I'm not surprised schools don't exactly advertise them - they'd probably get a lot of **** for it.
I'm from Texas and we're planning to make the 7 hour drive to Manhattan for my interview - from last year, it looks like it tends to snow in the area more towards mid-January so I'm hoping it won't be an issue! We were worried about flying in because of flights getting cancelled from weather though - which is why we're driving. Any more tips for maneuvering winter weather with snow and ice?
Clearly you aren't a Chiefs fan.Sooo, I had a panic attack when I looked at my upcoming flight reservation to see that my flight would arrive this Friday in Kansas City, MISSOURI. I started scrambling to make new reservations until I discovered that:
1. There are two Kansas City's, one in Kansas and one in Missouri.
2. The two Kansas City's are nine minutes apart. Effectively the same city as far as I am concerned.
You locals definitely could have explained this better
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2. The two Kansas City's are nine minutes apart. Effectively the same city as far as I am concerned.
You locals definitely could have explained this better
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Haha whoops. Call it a right of passage! I had to go through that confusion too. The KCKS airport location is for tiny airplanes. You wouldn't want to fly into that location even if you had gotten it to show up on flight results. I have an apartment one block from Stateline street so yes, essentially same city IMO but don't tell any Native Missourians that because they get offended that KCMO is soooo not the same
Sooo, I had a panic attack when I looked at my upcoming flight reservation to see that my flight would arrive this Friday in Kansas City, MISSOURI. I started scrambling to make new reservations until I discovered that:
1. There are two Kansas City's, one in Kansas and one in Missouri.
2. The two Kansas City's are nine minutes apart. Effectively the same city as far as I am concerned.
You locals definitely could have explained this better
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I asked Mary Sue Moore about this when I got my interview invite and this was the response she gave:Does anyone know what the dress code for the pizza party is? My interview isn't until the beginning of January, but I won't be flying from home to Kansas, so I have to pack stuff for my interview and bring it with me so I have it to take to my interview.
I would THINK it'd be more casual with it being a pizza party, but I don't want to show up in clothes that are more casual (versus fancy interview-like clothes) and stick out.
Obviously, wouldn't show up in sweats or anything if it were more casual, but some nice black pants and a nice looking top
I asked Mary Sue Moore about this when I got my interview invite and this was the response she gave:
The interview is professional dress. The pizza party is casual. During the pizza party we will have a panel of current veterinary students in the front of the room to answer ANY questions from applicants or their families regarding school, housing, recreation etc.
Okay, so would we be completely out of place if we didn't change after our interview? It seems like a lot to go back to our hotel and then come back to the school just to change outfits. It's sounding like I might be out of place if I do that.Yeah it's more of a presentation and Q&A than a party. Jeans or whatever is fine. It's in a big auditorium and they'll probably be quite a few people there. Really no bearing on your admissions, just if you want to know more about the school/Manhattan/etc.
I asked Mary Sue Moore about this when I got my interview invite and this was the response she gave:
The interview is professional dress. The pizza party is casual. During the pizza party we will have a panel of current veterinary students in the front of the room to answer ANY questions from applicants or their families regarding school, housing, recreation etc.
Yeah it's more of a presentation and Q&A than a party. Jeans or whatever is fine. It's in a big auditorium and they'll probably be quite a few people there. Really no bearing on your admissions, just if you want to know more about the school/Manhattan/etc.
Yeah, but KCMO is the only KC that matters. They are definitely not the same.Sooo, I had a panic attack when I looked at my upcoming flight reservation to see that my flight would arrive this Friday in Kansas City, MISSOURI. I started scrambling to make new reservations until I discovered that:
1. There are two Kansas City's, one in Kansas and one in Missouri.
2. The two Kansas City's are nine minutes apart. Effectively the same city as far as I am concerned.
You locals definitely could have explained this better
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Yeah, but KCMO is the only KC that matters. They are definitely not the same.
I'm sure people will understand if you don't, but if I were you I'd want to change into comfier clothes.Okay, so would we be completely out of place if we didn't change after our interview? It seems like a lot to go back to our hotel and then come back to the school just to change outfits. It's sounding like I might be out of place if I do that.
Nah. See, you're just jelly because KCMO has all the cool stuff: KCI, Arrowhead/Kauffman, Nelson-Atkins, the zoo, the Plaza... need I go on?
But for real, though---I'm happy to see another KC person on here!
I believe you can't delete posts unless you're a donor (I was curious about that too)I made a mistake in posting to the wrong thread and tried to delete but didn't see how. Sorry guys!
Good to know. Thank you .I believe you can't delete posts unless you're a donor (I was curious about that too)
Other than not wanting to start my day, I came here to say it looks like we might get a couple of inches this weekend. So I wanted to repeat: You'll be fine! Drive slow! Your route keeps you on the 70 for most of your trip from MCI. Slow down in advanced, don't brake suddenly or while turning. If I survived my first winter in Kansas with a freak 15" snowstorm that I still had to go to work in before roads were plowed (retail+holidays) then a couple inches on major roads that'll be salted and plowed = will be fine.
It will be cold this weekend so pack accordingly/buy warm socks and gloves.
Good luck this weekend with interviews!
Haha I got on here to say the same thing!If anyone is interviewing this weekend, bring a coat! It's supposed to be very cold!
I'm sure people will understand if you don't, but if I were you I'd want to change into comfier clothes.
I'll be on the student panel at the pizza party this Saturday and January 21st, so some of you will definitely see me! Feel free to PM me if you're interviewing this weekend and want to say hi.
has anyone got a rejection letter? I still haven't heard anything from them
Same here, nothingI haven't heard anything from them either. No invite, no rejection.
Rejections probably won't be sent until February. I think they MIGHT send out a few more interview invites if people cancel, but no guarantees.has anyone got a rejection letter? I still haven't heard anything from them
Rejections probably won't be sent until February. I think they MIGHT send out a few more interview invites if people cancel, but no guarantees.
As far as I know the majority of invites have been sent already, if not all of them, but they MAY send a few more if people cancel or if they feel the need to hold more interviews after all three interview weekends. It's my understanding that's why they wait a while to send rejections, so they don't reject people and then go "jk, we actually want to interview you." But if you want to know for sure I'd say email Mary Sue!Does that mean that they sent all invites already? No hope for those who are interested in LA?
Too late, I'm already here in Topeka freezing my @$$ off