You only have those testing spots as place-holders, so you will not have anything during that time unless you have an actual exam. So if you have an exam at 7:00 am, you take the test, get done at let's say 7:35, then you have until whenever class starts free (either 8 or 9 depending on the day). Otherwise class starts at whenever they are scheduled for.
I definitely prefer it to my undergrad's 8pm exams, though I do admit 7am exams can be a tad early for some folks 😛.
Actually the first "semester" they ease you firsties in, I only ever remember at earliest 7:20 exams those first 2 IPs so that's 20 more minutes of sleep at least 😛
Thank you!!!!
what are all you future and current Mizzou students doing?
Hi friends, it is officially summer break for me and the only thing I will be doing for two months is relaxing, working and of course slowly packing!what are all you future and current Mizzou students doing?
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Why don't you try emailing Cheryl? Tell her you did not see that email because it was in Junk. Maybe she can give you an extension! I think that'd be fair!
One of my friends is a lab tech and they really like it. Their schedules are pretty flexible (you don't have to work the night before an exam), though there is some on-call time so you might be rarely called in at 2am to run a sample. They get some pretty good experience too, when it came to blood smears in histo and clin path they were ahead of the game for sure.
I am! I registered already! Can't wait to meet everyone!!!
If you have Missouri plates, yes. If your car is registered to another state, you just have to follow their laws.
What kind of information would you like to know?
If you follow the link, it has the daily schedules for all the IPs. Most of time it will be 8/9-5 for the first two blocks.
It's pretty concrete! If you want I could post a few screen shots of what a week of school looks like
No registration necessary, all of your classes will be taken care of for you!
You're very welcome! If you have any other questions about school don't hesitate to either PM me or ask on here!
When you break down the amount of time we are in class, we really only lag behind others by 8 weeks. So really, it's not 3 years into 2, and if we had "normal" scheduling, we would go into clinics during Feb/March of third year, which is on par which quite a few other schools. I personally think it's better because even though we have more exams, I'm constantly on top of the material, and if I don't like a class it's okay because it's done in 8 weeks! That and we only have to balance 4-5 classes at a time, which again, to me, is less stressful than managing 10 at another vet school.
That's really helpful. Thank you! I'm considering whether I want to apply and that has been a concern. When I called office to ask questions they emphasized how rigorous it was and I just didn't want to apply if it was going to be over-the-top difficult compared to other schools 🙂.
Comparing with my peers at other schools, I personally don't think it's more difficult. It's just a different way to get to the same end.
Thank you so much! Yes, I know it will be rigorous, and that was why I was concerned. I didn't want to add rigorous on top of rigorous 🙂. Thank you so much!
Generally speaking, you will get most of your books in an online/pdf format from your big. The main ones that I would buy would be the small animal anatomy book, and the large animal anatomy book. If you are a book person, you can buy more, but it's really not necessary for the vast majority of your classes.
me too!
