The TRUTH about Vet School | UGA Open House Vet Student Q&A 2017
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2017
- Do you want to know what it really takes to get into vet school? Ever wonder what vet school is really like? Look no further as two Veterinary Students at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary School dive deep into the reality of Veterinary School.
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Andrew this is the most inspirational and motivational vet school Q & A that I've found to date. This gives a true down to earth prospective for people. Instead of just a panel interview where people answer general questions and are unable to effectively communicate their story. An inspirational moment from the Q & A, Bridget - I initially received a C in O Chem, do not let this deter you......... This is an Awesome example because upper level sciences can be difficult for a lot of people.
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I needed to watch this. Thank you. Seriously thank you man.i just so happened to find your channel last week. I have wanted to be a vet for the longest time actually I can't picture myself doing anything else. My whole life, my family and people around me have been telling me that I wouldn't make it. My grades aren't good enough, I won't survive under pressure etc. I'm going into college in the year of 2018 and I have let these words get to me and dictate my worth. They have made me doubt myself and my abilities.but thank you for this video and your channel cause your videos have inspired me to do better and to go to vet school. Just as a laugh to those who said I can't. Any way rambling aside, thank you again! For everything! Keep making videos ! They truly are amazing :) and hey, good luck man! You are going to become an amazing vet one day
Kooky Kris You know, I've never known what I wanted as a job when I grew up, but now, I'm sure because of Andrew's videos. Which is kinda weird because I just found this channel. And I'm going to high school in the fall.
Tina Lin good luck 💙 and that is so cool. Ha ha if I'm being honest, his videos kind of reaffirmed the fact that the vet career is the path I want to go down.
@@kookykris6502 update?
@@anthonymagana9237 he didnt go vet school :'((
@@gallardoy9211 lmaoo
I am SO THANKFUL to have come across this video at this point in my life. After coming across a lot of advisors and teachers with little knowledge of the process of getting into veterinary school, I almost began to feel discouraged and confused. After watching this video, I’ve realized I’ve been doing everything right. It’s such a relief. I feel so inspired. So much love for this channel 💜🐾
Very helpful! They kept it real. None of that, "Oh, you need these classes for x, y, and z,...", "You NEED more animal hours!", "Your grades are all that matter!"
At the end of the day, you need to be a doctor your patient can trust.
I needed that.
I appreciate these Q&A videos more then you'll ever know. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!
This was so helpful!! I’m in my undergrad and all I do is think about vet school and my grades, but this helped me realize that school is important but having a social life is also needed
I love that your channel was the first to pop up when I was searching “life in vet school” because I am applying to UGA Vet School in Fall of 2019. Thanks for posting and taking time to help us wanna-be vet students out!
Thank you so much for posting this. I absolutely love all of your content and find it extremely helpful and informative. Keep it up :)
Thank you so much for posting this! It answered so many of my questions!!!
This was very helpful! Really helped to ease my anxiety about getting into vet school.
Thank you very much for this video. Really needed it!
I am really glad you uploaded this video! I am currently a Junior and soon to be Senior by hours but I have decided that half way through nursing school it is not what I am passionate about and I am changing my major to Biology. I wanted to be a vet my whole life but my senior year of high school I thought I wouldn't want to be in school long enough to be a vet, turns out I am a huge nerd and I love school. Long story short, I was really happy to hear that Bridget changed her major and it did not lessen her chances of getting in or keep her from getting the experience needed to be competitive.
Hello Regina,
I am a freelance recruiter. It's very interesting to read your comments from 2 years ago and feel your motivation to want to become a vet. Could you kindly update me if you went in that direction and what you're currently doing?
This was really informative, thanks!
I am currently a junior in high school, my plan is over the summer and through the fall semester I will intern a local vet clinic, my second semester I will duel credit with a local college that allows you to take their Veterinary Tech course with your senior year of high school, this will allow me to get my prerequisites in and when I graduate from the Vet-tech program I will be able to work at a vet clinic while taking K-state's Vet med. My passion is reptiles and exotics as well as large animals.
This is awesome! Thank you so much
great open house hope you show more
Posting an Open House vlog soon :)
Who els watched the whole video and just noticed it was 42 min long💀 but absolutely an amazing video, I was actually getting so excited and this video put me in a rlly good mood, I’m only in grade 9 but I really do think being a veterinarian is right for me!
Great video!
I'm going to sound crazy but there is absolutely nothing else in the world I want to do. I'm a sophmore in highschool and all I do is animals. I'm in my school's animal elective course where we just learn basics and disect different animals like cats. I'm stressing over the fact that I'm not a straight A student. I know it's super early!!!!!!! I just can't belive I got a C in algebra and chem last year. I'm in FFA and very involved and I am going to try sooooooooo hard to get into vet school or else I'm going to die. Ily btw. Keep making videos like this.
Madi M i’m in the same boat as you. i’m also a sophomore with good grades in everything but math and everyone tells me i won’t make it. but i’m focusing on getting tons of experience and taking a bunch of science classes. good luck :)
Trust me, high school is so unimportant. As long as your grades are good enough to get into an accredited university, you'll be fine. Vet schools absolutely won't care about how you did in high school. Don't stress too much at this point in your life, you'll just end up in a cycle of beating yourself up and killing your own motivation
I was gunning to vet school sophomore year too. But now (I’m also in FFA and an officer) I’m starting to think I might wanna be an ag teacher so idk where I’ll end up
@@allisonw9194 follow up?
Floyd Harris still going to prevet. Had kind of a bad last year in ffa and although I love the organization and loved helping others I can still stay connected to it as a vet. Got accepted into a good prevet program as honors and looking into shadowing
Thanks this was really helpful
How you be in lifestyle like do you go to work unknow time, can you have kids, give married, and go church on Wednesday & Sunday or be full time vet and all that or you have to put all your time in this career for becoming Bio/Vet degree with a focus in large animal studies?
Hey man, this was a really helpful video. Even though I'm a Canadian student and we don't have things like the GRE here, it did give me a clearer understanding of what to expect. I'm actually switching from Engineering to Pre-Vet Med, which I'm aware isn't a very common career path, but I've always loved animals and I'm looking really forward to the opportunity to make animals and people healthier.
I do have a couple questions for you if you don't mind me asking:
I was wondering, what do you do to keep motivated during vet school? I know it's a lot of hours of academic work without hands-on training and that can be really difficult. How do you keep going when things get overwhelming?
The saying in Engineering goes "C's get degrees" which doesn't exactly motivate good study habits (I know mine aren't that great), and now that I need a much higher GPA, I need to improve the way I study. Do you have any tips for understanding information/and studying well at the university level?
Thanks in advance! Love your videos by the way!
Glad you liked the video!! I'll definitely be working on videos in the future about study habits and general advice on staying motivated and dealing with stress so be on the lookout for those, and good luck with your switch to vet med! :D
You deserve more subs
I know this video was quiet back a while but I don’t understand one thing I’m thinking of leaving school at 16 in 1 year and go to collage because I read a lot of requests for universities who apply the course as becoming a vet but I’m scared that I need the subject health and social care to go to the university so I need your advice would it be a good idea if I finished my last two years of high school in collage by picking health and social care because as much Ik there is much more options in collage than school. So after that I would go to university I’m just wondering do I really need to go to collage just to get health and social care subject to become a vet ?
I'm 13 and I'm watching this
Very informative video and I am really thankful for it but the first four minutes with the background music was a pain :(
I am glad the rest of it didn't have it but if it did I would need to shut it down no matter how interesting the content is :(
Please try to keep it at a lower volume or just dont add music at all, the content is interesting enough by itself! :) Thanks for the video!
Does anyone know, does UGA CVM take your highest score for a repeated course, or will they average the two scores together
I’m an anthropology major going into my junior year but at the moment I am heavily considering in pursuing vet school again. I was initially a biology major but changed it in my freshman year and I regret giving up on vet school. Do you think it is too late for me? Halppp!!
Does it mean i don't have to take up gre in biology and chemistry? Is only the score important an nd it doesn't have to be connected with science subjects ? (I am good at biology but bad at chemistry and I am not sure is it obligatory to take up both of these?)
When it says required courses does it also count the courses we took in high school or?
What about dorming ? Do you think could make a video about that
UGC is a school I want to go to. I am currently have a B.S in Criminology, but I am going back to college to get all the classes and I am getting my Vet Tech certificate. How can I attend an open school orientation.
nobody going to talk about the date this was uploaded was 2017 but the 2 teachers are 2020 and 2019
Wait I don't have to have a bachelor's degree to go to vet school? just an Associate degree? what
If I fail 1 year of highschool....instead of graduating with 22 credits it will be 24 credits with 3 years forighn language..... I'm currently a junior. If I fail senior year.... 24k credits for me. Highschool has gotten more regorious than years past. Anyone feel me?
Just wait till you get to college-- work your tail off and you'll make it.
Hi Andrew,
I just found your videos and I am in the process of finishing up my VMCAS application. I am an Army veteran and I am still in Germany but applying to Ohio State for Aug 2020 program. My biggest fear and concern is my daughter. I would love to reach out and speak to someone who had a husband and family during vet school. This is 100% something that I want but I do feel like I am not going to be able to be present for my family at all. Any advice or recommendations is helpful! Thank you and congrats on passing!
Hello , I was wondering if you could get into vet school if you have your GED instead of a high school diploma?
GED would work! Just have to have the required pre-requisite courses from a university.
what about pet nutritious
please create subtitles in Russian and English
What if you want to be a Vet Tech? Are the requirements the same?
Because honestly no way in hell would I be able to take physics why on earth do you need physics :((
For being a vet tech it is not necessary to go to vet school. There are programs in universities or colleges that have a vet tech degree.
What did he meant by C=DVM ?
Doug Chamroeun you can get c’s in vet school and still graduate with your DVM
I live in Athens too (less than a mile from the school) but my undergrad is in Finance. I'm thinking of getting my vet tech first, then going to vet school. The caveat is I'm.....38 (yuck). Sometimes I think I'm too old to go back to school
H Noel
No, you’re not too old! You can go to vet school. Don’t let age be what creates your future regrets. You have a life-time ahead; enjoy it
Carlin Eswarakumar
Not too old but make sure you are doing what you love...you will be poor the rest of your life.
In what uni are you
You didn’t watch
I'm so confused man I guess I need to do more research:(
Like what's a undergrad?:(Ik dumb Q but I'm only a junior in high school and we haven't talked about anything like this
I mean I'm in health tech program of the career academy but is this gonna help?
@@simsqueen8787 all your answers can be answered with google.
Undergrad is bachelors degree which is 4 years of college after highschool
but i have a D? 😢😢
My opinion is that all I could hear was David Cutter`s UK disco and I understand that Bridget a qualified metrologist who learns how to give medicine to animals and Andy a biologist sells poisonous kibble to animal owners for their pets to become ill and then treats them.
Nice work guys, vet school really teaches you how to make money from innocent animals. I would never trust my pet in their hands and that`s the real reality.
My opinion is that all I could hear was David Cutter`s UK disco and I understand that Bridget a qualified metrologist who learns how to give medicine to animals and Andy a biologist sells poisonous kibble to animal owners for their pets to become ill and then treats them.
Nice work guys, vet school really teaches you how to make money from innocent animals. I would never trust my pet in their hands and that`s the real reality.
Wtf is wrong with you.
Wtf...
My opinion is that all I could hear was David Cutter`s UK disco and I understand that Bridget a qualified metrologist who learns how to give medicine to animals and Andy a biologist sells poisonous kibble to animal owners for their pets to become ill and then treats them.
Nice work guys, vet school really teaches you how to make money from innocent animals. I would never trust my pet in their hands and that`s the real reality.
My opinion is that all I could hear was David Cutter`s UK disco and I understand that Bridget a qualified metrologist who learns how to give medicine to animals and Andy a biologist sells poisonous kibble to animal owners for their pets to become ill and then treats them.
Nice work guys, vet school really teaches you how to make money from innocent animals. I would never trust my pet in their hands and that`s the real reality.