I only got accepted today u dont know what i need.

Is a laptop or an ipad preffered?

Do i need many notebooks or what textbooks

Any advice would be accepted thank youuu

As i said i failed to pass my 2nd year its been hard for me cuz as long as i remember i wanted to be a vet and now idk what to do my brain wont process that i have to redo all that work and seeing all of my friends a year a head of me make it wors sometimes i think i lost my motivation and i want to quit and start all over again in another field

Any advices ?

hello! i’m looking at entry requirements for international schools (i’m canadian with an undergraduate degree in biology)

I have already graduated but i’m going to take an extra course to be legible for international schools

many schools, such as in the UK, require “organic chemistry”. some specify with lab and some don’t, however does it matter if I take a course called “basic organic chemistry” vs “organic chemistry”? As the schools don’t specify this distinction.

I only ask this because I work a full-time job as well as a part-time job, and the “basic” orgo is offered online which helps me a lot as I won’t have to move around my work schedule for classes etc

thanks!!

I’m currently applying to veterinary schools and curious how programs at schools differ in their teaching styles, namely around presentations (to the class, peers, etc). I found one other post like this and it seemed some schools were heavy on this while others had hardly any required public speaking.

I’ve taken a public speaking class and graduated in a degree with heavy presentation requirements, so feel able to do them though they’re not my favorite lol. And I think my learning style would benefit most from simulating client interactions and public speaking of that nature, not looking to go into research so to speak.

I’m the developer of Vet Prep Nepal. I made it because NLEV-specific practice material is scattered, and I wanted a single place for MCQ practice, spaced review, and mock exams.

The first release is now available on iOS and Android. It is completely free, independent, and not affiliated with or endorsed by the Nepal Veterinary Council. It’s only a study aid—not a replacement for official NVC guidance.

I’d value feedback from veterinary students and graduates in Nepal: Is the question coverage useful? Which subjects or explanations need improvement? Corrections are especially welcome.

I’m applying for Fall 2027 and looking for realistic advice.
I started college very poorly and was academically dismissed from my original college with a 0.55 GPA. Because VMCAS counts all attempts/repeats, my estimated VMCAS cumulative and science GPA are still in the low 2s, even though my current Degree Works GPA is 3.55.
My recent academics are completely different. I’ve earned A’s in Biology I & II, Gen Chem I & II, Physics I, Organic Chemistry I, Genetics, and Microbiology.
I also have 12,000+ hours of veterinary/animal experience and strong veterinary recommendations.
Would you apply this cycle or wait? What schools are best for someone with a very strong upward trend/recent science GPA but a low VMCAS cumulative GPA? I mainly want to avoid schools where I’ll automatically be screened out.