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Hi Lucy! Congratulations on starting vet school! For the clinical year question, we had to submit our top 5 schools two weeks in the start of Term 5. SGU told us a day before our midterms during that term on where they were sending our application to. I got notification from my clinical school about two weeks after that but a lot of my classmates still have not received a confirmation from their schools yet and/or have not received their schedules yet and now we are Term 6 students. It really depends on which school you want as your clinical school on when you hear back. My average electricity bill is around $100 extra a month and keep in mind that I don't have mine on all the time because I don't have a pet or significant other at home that needs air conditioning. I've heard from some of my other classmates who have pets that they can pay anywhere from $200-$400 extra a month because they leave their air conditioning on. If you are talking about the backpack that I used for one of my externships, that backpack was actually a special item that one of the terms created for their fundraiser so you would have to wait until it becomes available again (if it does). I bought mine about a year ago and I have not seen it being sold again yet. Hopefully one of the other class terms will think about creating another backpack soon since it was popular. :) If you are talking about the backpacks that the medical students get, the veterinary students do not get that bag and unfortunately I don't believe that the bookstore sells those. Hope this helps answer your questions! Good luck on your first term! Feel free to reach out if you have any additional questions!

I'm glad you love watching the videos! :) Congratulations on starting vet school! :) For any new student coming to Grenada, I would highly recommend that you find something that you enjoy outside of vet school. School is very tough at SGU and you will need that outlet to keep yourself sane during the next four years. I highly recommend you have a to-do-list or a daily calendar that will help you keep organized and definitely schedule in time to take for yourself so you are not studying all the time. Some of the places I really love to go is BBC Beach, Antonio's is a great restaurant if you love Italian food, and the Antonio's Expresso coffee at the Bayfront Apartments is really good as well for their coffee and pastries. Umbrellas is also another great restaurant that is on Grand Anse Beach. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out anytime! I check my comments pretty regularly, but you are more than welcome to reach out on my Instagram too! Good luck with your first term! :)

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Hi! I can definitely make a video about that in the next couple of weeks because it is a lot to explain in writing! :)

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Hi! Thank you so much! :) I'm really glad you enjoy watching my channel! :) For the pet friendly apartments, I would highly recommend that you check out the Grand Anse and Lance Aux Epines areas since True Blue (where campus is located) does not have many good apartment options that are pet friendly. You can definitely start checking out apartments in those areas to see what would work best for you on facebook.com/groups/155405167916998 or facebook.com/groups/360702797617992. To get in touch with a lot of the landlords here, you will want to use their WhatsApp number on their websites, not their emails since most do not check their email. For things to do on the island, I highly recommend doing a waterfall hike while you are here if you or your son enjoys that, the Underwater Sculpture Park is amazing to see if you enjoy snorkeling, the scuba diving here is incredible as well, the Belmont Estate is really cool, and going hiking in Grand Etang. All of the beaches are very nice (BBC is probably my favorite beach to go to) to watch the sunset or just relax a little bit from the stress of school. SGU itself has a lot of different clubs you can join so honestly anything you are interested in, there is usually a club for it to do excursions, wet labs, and extra fun stuff. I would also suggest you join one of the One Health One Medicine events to help out the community with free veterinary and medical services. There are tons of other fun things to do on the island, but these are definitely some of the highlights for me while I've been in Grenada! :) Hope this helps answer your questions!

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Thank you! :) Congratulations on getting into vet school! For SGU, I would definitely recommend coming to the island with an open mind and welcome to change, because this school is not really like the US schools. Things happen pretty slow on the island (known as island time :)). The curriculum is very challenging so don't expect to be at the beach every weekend. Explore other areas of veterinary medicine to see what you are interested in and try to explore the island a bit on some of the Grenadian holidays to take a break from studying. Since we pretty much all are away from our homes, you will notice that your classmates will become more like family because you are all in the same boat. If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out anytime!

Thank you so much I really appreciate you and your videos! 💕

@@leahlaabs5444 You're welcome! :) I'm really glad you enjoy the videos! :)

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I'm glad you like them! :) Congratulations on being accepted to vet school! I hope you can enjoy your time as much as you can in between studying. :)

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I'm honestly good if it takes a little bit to grow the channel. I'm mostly just making this content for future vet students, not to make money. Thank you though!

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I'm glad that you found the video helpful! Good luck with your interview, I'm sure you are going to do great! :) Thank you!

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Very true that practice makes perfect :) Thank you and I wish you luck in your term as well!

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It definitely is not an easy profession when considering finances because it does cost so much. I'm grateful that I have been given the opportunity though to do what I love as a job for the rest of my life. There's definitely a lot of hard moments, but I cherish the moments that are wonderful which keeps me going despite the massive amount of debt I'm going to be in once I get out of school. I'm hoping that one day vet school won't be this costly and that they open up more vet schools in the future to help curve the shortage. I wish you all the best as well and I hope that you can do something within the profession because we need more passionate people in this field like yourself.

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I have tried putting an ice pack at the back of my neck which does help a lot, but I have not tried putting my hands and feet in hot water at the same time. I'll definitely have to try that next time to see if that helps me. Thank you for your suggestion! :)

You're welcome and thank you for the compliment! I'm glad that the SGU students were able to take care of Mr. Keiko. :)

@@futuredvmashleylong sorry, I'm not there. I meant vets in general, sorry. I don't always convey online properly. He is a wonderful cat, however. It's cute, when he doesn't want to be seen, he puts his face on a wall and thinks you can't see him. And, of course, he likes to order me around and requires that every dish he uses must be washed after he's done, or he will puke when you add more food. I appreciate the way he herds me at times when I'm blue. Not to overshare. Good luck

He sounds like a wonderful cat! :) Cats are definitely loyal to their owners and I'm so glad that you have a special one that connects with you!@@LivingDead53

Hi! Congratulations on receiving an interview for Ross University! You can definitely ask me anything. it might be easier if you email me the questions at along2@sgu.edu or you can message me directly on my Facebook group, whichever is easier for you. Congrats again! :)

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Hi Sarah! I submitted my application about a month early, so I heard back sooner than most. As soon as I applied, the next day I was invited to do an interview and 2 weeks after the interview I was accepted. They told me it could take 12 weeks for me to hear back from them after the interview was completed. I've heard from quite a few people that it took that long for them to hear back from SGU, but they submitted later than I did so I'm not quite sure why I heard back so early on in the process. This was a few years ago, so I'm not certain what the timeline is now since more people appear to be applying to vet school. They should let you know during the interview when to expect to hear back from the school. Hope this helps! :)

Hi Sarah! It depends on the class, but for Anatomy specifically, your final exam is cumulative of all the information you have learned throughout the term.

For the Physiology I course, it took me about an hour to go through all the questions twice. We had around 60-70 questions (sorry I don't remember the exact number, but this was the range).

Hi! I'll make sure to post what the closet looks like on the inside on my Facebook page this coming Sunday (7/9). I've been trying to figure out a way to show what it looks like here, but it's not letting me upload a picture to show you what it looks like. My Facebook page link is facebook.com/groups/929929697675957 in case you need it.

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Hi Taylor! I reached out to the director of admissions at SGU and I'm just waiting for a response now, but once I hear back from her, I will let you know what she says. Since all my labs were in-person during undergrad, I wanted to make sure I didn't provide you with any incorrect information about SGU's policy on online labs.

Hi Taylor! I heard from Lysa Selli, director of admissions at SGU, and she mentioned that online labs are not accepted unless they were taken during the height of the pandemic. If you have any additional questions for her, here is her email: lselli@sgu.edu