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Hi, thank you for watching and asking your question. I know people who didn’t do well in a class at UF, and had an easier time understanding the course material at a different institution. I’ve also struggled in some of my classes, and the difficulty can affect your mental health. I advise you to use all the resources you can to help you do well in your courses. Make study groups, stay on top of assignments and lessons, and have accountability partners so that you stay on track. Don’t try to do it all by yourself. It’s an unnecessary burden that you don’t have to carry. When you do understand the material, it helps to prepare you for future classes and exams needed for medical school. I hope this helps. God bless. And thank you for your encouragement :)

Hi! Here are some tips: Review the deadlines and pace yourself so that your application is not late. Keep track of all the materials needed for your application. I know people who got denied because they forgot to submit their official test scores or something else. Take challenging courses that your school offers (and do well) Do activities that are meaningful to you and adds value to your life. Journal your experience throughout the years. It will make it easier to write about them in your college application. Do your research on the university and ask yourself, why “UF.” (Write it down). I hope this helps. God bless :)

@@vanessawilfrose thank you so much truly,god bless ❤️

Amen!

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Hi Kayla! Thank you so much for your encouraging words and supporting my channel. There are many Christian organizations and opportunities to serve God here in Gainesville. Some orgs are Chi Alpha (Christ Ambassadors), CRU, and Greenhouse College. I’m involved with Greenhouse College, and we host services on Sunday nights on UF’s campus. There are other organizations/churches that also meet on campus or near, by such as Salt and Baptist Collegiate ministries.

@@vanessawilfrose of course! That is really great to know!!! If you’re willing, I do have another question: how bad is the enforcement of big bang/Darwinism on the biology/general science classes? Biology is going to be my major! So in just curious what to expect! I appreciate your answers!

@@kaylaa.6861So I took Bio 1 and 2 in 2019, so things may potentially change. The Big Bang theory wasn’t really a topic discussed in biology from what I recall, and Darwinism is taught, but it’s the same ideas taught in public grade school. To get a better idea of what is taught, you can search up BSC2010 uf syllabus to see potential topics being taught currently. I hope this helps :)

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Hi, There are two beds per room, and you can rearrange them or bunk the beds as well. Also, you will share the bathroom with three other people. If you so happen to be placed in the RA unit, then you will share the bathroom with two other people. Beaty Towers is a Co-Ed dorm, so the layout is the same for men and women units within Beaty Towers. Hope this helps and good luck in college!

Your financial aid department should have an estimate on when you should receive your refund check

Hi, The housing system works on a credit system, so upperclassmen by credit get to choose first, then underclassmen. When it comes to incoming freshmen, housing is a first come basis based on when you apply for on-campus housing.

The earlier you log in to the housing website when it’s time to choose, the better

Hi, I'm doing good. How are you and what's the question?

Thank you for watching and following!

Aww, thank you :)

Hi! Thank you for watching! I got this opportunity through a friend I met at church. She is a part of the UF chapter of Global Medical Missions Alliance. She connected me to her mentor, a CT surgeon and he offered me the opportunity to shadow Him, teaching me how he combines his faith with medicine. I give God all the credit for this opportunity. Try to see if there is a GMMA chapter at your school, or near by. GMMA also has a website, so check it out. I also recommend to ask God to open a door for you, I can pray for you too. I hope this helps :)

Thank you for your encouraging words! It's challenging, but so rewarding!

Thank you so much for your motivating words! God bless you and your family!

Thank you! I am currently shadowing a CT surgeon as a pre-med student. I wasn't seriously considering surgery until now. It's life-changing. Please, share your law school stuff! It will inspire many people. Good luck with it!

Thank you! God bless you!

Thank you for the encouraging words! God bless you!

Thank you Ms. Colleen!

Thank you for watching! Can’t wait to see it!

@@vanessawilfrose Hey, I just posted!!!

@@vanessawilfrose Hey, did you ever get a chance to see it?

@@KallmeKnicK Sure did! It’s amazing!!

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Hi, so typically, whoever moves in to the room first, chooses first which desk they want to designate as theirs. Then the roommate who comes after, is defaulted to the common desk area. You could also reach out to your roommate and say that you prefer the desk in the room.

Hi Alex, Thanks for watching! I answered your questions in my other video’s comment section.

Hi Alex, Because Gainesville is a college town/city, there are a lot of opportunities here at UF. I’ve been able to do research at two different labs through either my professor, or the Center of Undergraduate Research, a resource for students to guide and help find research in Gainesville/UF. There are many professors looking for students they can train, and freshmen are great because you can stay longer to work on the project. You can also start your own research project, join research programs, and even present at semesterly research showcases. There are 3 hospitals near UF: Shands, Veterans Hospital, & North Regional Hospital. There are also clinics, and many pre-med/ health programs for UF Students that will help you prepare for med school, as well as connect you with physicians/health care providers.

Some programs you can look into is Medi-Gators, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Footprint, university scholars program, streetlight, and mobile clinic. There is also a minor here called Health Disparities. I had completed this minor, and within this program, you have to do an internship/practicum where you work for a health program in Gainesville, or even outside of Gainesville with permission from the professor, for at least a semester. It is a wonderful opportunity. I got to do a 7 month internship at Gainesville Fire Rescue Community Resource Paramedic Program.

@@vanessawilfrose that’s amazing! Thank you so so much for the insight, I really appreciate it :)

thank you for watching!❤️

This was filmed during COVID. Majority of students were at home attending classes online.

This was filmed during COVID. Masks were mandatory during that time.

@@vanessawilfrose what you’re saying doesn’t make sense because at the end of the video you’re there without a mask. You just wanted to wear it

@@brainwormradio4285 At the end of the video, I was eating. We were allowed to remove our masks when eating. Have a good day.

@@vanessawilfrose no problem

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Yes, but possible. Choosing dorms is based on how many credits you have, so upperclassmen choose first, then lowerclassmen, then admitted students.

And they are constantly expanding it 😅

When I first moved to Campus, yes. Eventually, you get to know the campus by heart. I’ve been almost everywhere on campus, and UF has other locations outside the main campus

@@vanessawilfrose Thank you for replying! I am a freshman in high school and I'm thinking about going to this one

Thanks!

Thank you so much!! I appreciate you 🫶🏽

Thank you! I essentially just make large portions of the food I want to cook, then portion them out in containers to last for about 5-6 days or so. Hope this helps!

You’re welcome!!

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You’re welcome!

It’s my Roommate’s. Her name is Azula. I sometimes catsit, so she’s very familiar with me.

Thank you!