NAVLE pass rate for Cornell?

[JustCats]

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Does anyone know it? Most schools post it on their website but I couldn't find it for Cornell. I'm curious about how PBL might affect the NAVLE pass rate. Thanks!

 

[Nexx]

On the bright side, they have at least an 80% pass rate... and if most schools are are averaging around 100 students per, the worst case scenario is that 20 of your fellow classmates fail regardless of the schools method of teaching.

Honestly my current impression of the NAVLE is that I should have the requisite knowledge by the end of my studies as the sample questions online do not seem overly difficult for the materials they are teaching us in school. I could answer -some- of the questions based on my experience in the clinic 🙂

Anyhow, Western University exceeded the 80% pass rate and they are a relatively new curriculum of PBL.

and none of this really answers your question 😛

 

[JustCats]

and none of this really answers your question 😛

That's okay. I am touched by your desire to help. 😉

 

[DreamComeTrue09]

Drop Cornell an email. You could send the email anonymously...create a free email account on yahoo and don't sign your name to the email 😉

 

[david594]

So I was trying to see if I could find the cornell pass rates but was quite unsuccessful. I did find a bunch of interesting information from the NBVME website regarding the success of students on the NAVLE though

http://www.nbvme.org/?id=82&page=NAVLE+Technical+Report

 

[MsDVM2013]

Doesn't effect it very much at all, with their pass rates being 99% last year and 100% the year before. Though I don't think Cornell is super PBL... it's only a couple of hours a week during certain blocks. Most of the curriculum is probably based on lectures and labs like any other school...


http://www.vet.cornell.edu/education/docs/Outcomes.pdf