I’m starting my MLS program this fall I’m both excited and nervous I’ll be definitely binge watching your videos to get all the tips I need this summer
Thank you for the tips! I’ll be starting my MLS program in the fall and I feel so overwhelmed because it’s only a 1 year program so everything is crammed!
how did you do because im in my first semester doing immunology and lab management. My program is post bacc almost 2 years and Im already struggling with immunology. I work full time which takes away time and energy to study well.
This is so relatable cuz I took my Orgo Chem 2 online during the summer last year and my goodness… like it took me double the time to listen to the lecture too because I had to create my own visual concepts when I was writing my notes just so I had my own unique way of understanding it
Yes! I’m going through this again in grad school, the classes have been so lecture heavy. They break each module up into three 15-20 min segments and it still takes me a couple hours to get through the content 😭🤣
I hope you had a successful fall semester 🤗 I forgot to mention this, but check out Medical Lab Lady Gill's youtube channel. She has detailed videos for a lot of the lab skills
@@domilarae yessss! But so not mentally prepared class starts in 10 days and i just got my book today so I’m going to start reading the first 2-3 chapters starting tomorrow
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 I passed all my classes (not with A’s but who cares about that), graduated in December 2022 and I’ve been an MLS for 6 months so far.
@@luciem4562 oh yay! That’s amazing this gives me hope lol. To me I do best when I’m actively using the information in the real world and doing tests so ik although I’m struggling in my first semester it will get better. Working while in school is what makes the is tough anyway. Are you happy with your decision, is work fun/exciting?
@@domilarae omg why did they leave and who were they? I watched Heather Gosse, Risa B., and Rosa Perez so far but not as much as I’ve watched yours! Rosa Perez did I think switch up so I stopped
Thank you so much for these tips! Exams are coming up quick! Haha. I have a question though. Does writing notes on paper still help in studying Anatomy and other MLS subjects? Thanks!
Hey! Thanks for the tips! I'll be starting my program next week and I wanted to ask how specifically you read your textbooks? I'm pretty sure I lean into visual learning (I do better with models and videos) but I can't JUST read a textbook, even if I'm annotating. How would you tackle a chapter, for example? Some methods I've tried over the years include starting at the end to understand what the authors thought was important (via the summaries and the questions they asked) then jump back to the front to go in depth and tackle each subsection like that. Any insights?
Hey! I start reading textbooks by reading through the objectives. I create a study guide for each chapter by taking the chapter objectives and turning them into questions, if that makes sense. And, then I go through the chapter and read/skim subsections to answer the questions. I have studied with textbooks all through college and even now in graduate school. I have found this method to be the most efficient way. Let me know if you try this method and if it’s helpful.
Good luck with lab school. Such an exciting time! Working shouldn’t be too bad with school, I used a planner to keep up with my study and work schedules!
I use an iPad for notes. It has made my life so much easier. All my notes are digital, no need to print anything, I can email them to friends if they want to swap notes.
@@luciem4562 this may be too much to ask but if you still have immunology notes could you email them to me? the semester is coming to an end and i cant do bad on another test
I’m applying to an accelerated mlt program in spring 2023. Are there any subjects you would recommend studying to get ahead right now? I have a baby so it’s going to be tough finding time to study and I want to get ahead. Thanks!
Yes! There’s a book I found helpful on amazon, called “Clinical Laboratory Science” by Mary Turgeon. It goes over an introduction to each subject that you’ll cover in medical lab school!
@@syedafatima5017 mine is at gwu mls post- bacc. classes are online and clinicals are at the end of the program 4 months total. the program is almost 2 years
@HonorPrince youtube.com/@MedicalLabLadyGill?si=_9gFDdRkB7gSE9_i , youtube.com/@MedicosisPerfectionalis?si=lrIovwN2Zq4ImouM . Sorry, I apologize. Do these links work?
@@domilarae all of it! Ha, I start the MLT program next month and I’m freaking out a little. There’s SO little information available to MLT students. I think it would be a huge hit!
Congrats on beginning you're program soon! I wish you the best on your journey to the lab! Thank you for the suggestion, I will work on getting the digital notes together lol
It's finals season! Comment and share a study tip that has helped you in school 😄
Starting in fall class of 2028 graduate hs in 4 months I’m nervous 😩😩
i just got accepted into the Medical Laboratory Science program!!! i start next month 😁 super excited
Congrats Debbie!! I hope you enjoy your journey to the lab! 🔬🥼🧪
i start in may 25
I’m starting my MLS program this fall I’m both excited and nervous I’ll be definitely binge watching your videos to get all the tips I need this summer
Good luck on your journey to the lab! 🔬☺️
Thank you for the tips! I’ll be starting my MLS program in the fall and I feel so overwhelmed because it’s only a 1 year program so everything is crammed!
Glad you found the video helpful! Good luck I'm sure you will do great 🤗
how did you do because im in my first semester doing immunology and lab management. My program is post bacc almost 2 years and Im already struggling with immunology. I work full time which takes away time and energy to study well.
Thank you so much for this! I'm in my 2nd semester of MLT school and struggling to learn how to study. These tips should help!
This is so relatable cuz I took my Orgo Chem 2 online during the summer last year and my goodness… like it took me double the time to listen to the lecture too because I had to create my own visual concepts when I was writing my notes just so I had my own unique way of understanding it
Yes! I’m going through this again in grad school, the classes have been so lecture heavy. They break each module up into three 15-20 min segments and it still takes me a couple hours to get through the content 😭🤣
Thank you so much for sharing. Will definitely use the resources you mentioned. Thanks again, I'm also a Medical Technology student.
I hope you had a successful fall semester 🤗 I forgot to mention this, but check out Medical Lab Lady Gill's youtube channel. She has detailed videos for a lot of the lab skills
@@domilarae Thanks love, I wish you all the best 😊. I'll surely check out that page
I got my acceptance letter today for MLT I start in two weeks.
Congrats!! 💕 Are you excited?
@@domilarae yessss! But so not mentally prepared class starts in 10 days and i just got my book today so I’m going to start reading the first 2-3 chapters starting tomorrow
@@adrian8749 I definitely understand the feeling. I read a few chapters to prep for my first semester as well!
im gonna start my MLS bachelor degree this Autumn, wish me the best 👉👈🫂❤️Also love your videos ! 🫶🏻
Good luck! I wish you the best on your journey to the lab! 💕
Me watching this video 3 years later with Covid! She still living her best life sis 🤣, but I just got accepted and I'm nervous but excited!
Hope you feel better! And congratulations on your acceptance 🎉🥳 Good luck on your journey!
Iam struggling in my program. There are so many chapters to read per exam. I’m having trouble finding my groove in studying. :(
What classes are you taking?
Me too. We have clinical chemistry I, microbiology I, hematology II and foundations. We have at least one test per week, the entire semester.
@@luciem4562 how did you do because im currently struggling with immunology
@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 I passed all my classes (not with A’s but who cares about that), graduated in December 2022 and
I’ve been an MLS for 6 months so far.
@@luciem4562 oh yay! That’s amazing this gives me hope lol. To me I do best when I’m actively using the information in the real world and doing tests so ik although I’m struggling in my first semester it will get better. Working while in school is what makes the is tough anyway. Are you happy with your decision, is work fun/exciting?
So excited for July for my program to start!! Time flew. Rewatching all your vidzzzz; not sorry for being a creep😂
Good luck!! There's way more videos in the playlist section that don't appear on my channel if you're interested 🤣
@@domilarae oh nice!! lol there’s definitely other people that make videos too on MLS but your content’s good!!
@@madisonv_7 what channels do you watch? I used to watch a few, but they have since left the field
@@domilarae omg why did they leave and who were they?
I watched Heather Gosse, Risa B., and Rosa Perez so far but not as much as I’ve watched yours! Rosa Perez did I think switch up so I stopped
Thank you for this♡
Thanks for watching! 💕
Thank you so much for these tips! Exams are coming up quick! Haha.
I have a question though. Does writing notes on paper still help in studying Anatomy and other MLS subjects?
Thanks!
Yes writing notes, drawing diagrams & creating charts on paper are all great ways to learn concepts!
Hey! Thanks for the tips! I'll be starting my program next week and I wanted to ask how specifically you read your textbooks? I'm pretty sure I lean into visual learning (I do better with models and videos) but I can't JUST read a textbook, even if I'm annotating. How would you tackle a chapter, for example? Some methods I've tried over the years include starting at the end to understand what the authors thought was important (via the summaries and the questions they asked) then jump back to the front to go in depth and tackle each subsection like that. Any insights?
Hey! I start reading textbooks by reading through the objectives. I create a study guide for each chapter by taking the chapter objectives and turning them into questions, if that makes sense. And, then I go through the chapter and read/skim subsections to answer the questions. I have studied with textbooks all through college and even now in graduate school. I have found this method to be the most efficient way. Let me know if you try this method and if it’s helpful.
watching this as i start next week
Good luck this semester!!
Found this as I'm about to start my program the 3rd! So nervous because its only a year long and working 20 hrs a week... yikes!
Good luck with lab school. Such an exciting time! Working shouldn’t be too bad with school, I used a planner to keep up with my study and work schedules!
@@domilarae Thank you so much! That makes me feel a little better haha. Your videos have helped me prepare with what little time I have left!
Can you advice an intending international student where to apply to and steps to take? Thanks alot
You should look into taking the ASCPi (international exam)
Hey I enjoyed your video! What is the name of the youtuber you subscribed to to check or review concepts? I appreciate your time!
Hey! I watch Medicosis Perfectionalis, Osmosis, and Paul Bolin MD. Their videos are great for disease correlation to lab testing
Can you share a link or the spelling to the RUclips channel you mentioned? Something like Medical Assist… mentioned a around (04:10) (04:15)
I caught Osmosis & Khan Academy.
Medicosis perfectionalis
First!
Hello dominique do you have any videos about Laboratory methods of teaching? thx in advance.
I don't have any videos for teaching nor education. My videos are for entertainment purposes
Please make a video what is the best device to use between a laptop or iPad 🤔
I use both! It really depends on how you'd like to use each device
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Hey, this video is so informative. Do you use or recommend an iPad for notes?
Thanks! I use a Samsung Tab S6 Lite for notes
I use an iPad for notes. It has made my life so much easier. All my notes are digital, no need to print anything, I can email them to friends if they want to swap notes.
@@luciem4562 which iPad is good for notes?Thanks so much.❤..I m thinking to switch to digital notes
@@weebellplus8410 I would definitely buy the larger size if you can afford iPad pro or iPad air works well too
@@luciem4562 this may be too much to ask but if you still have immunology notes could you email them to me? the semester is coming to an end and i cant do bad on another test
Hi, my question is which podcast you use, when can I hear this,, podcast are in you tube
I listen to podcasts through the Google Podcast app. You can find podcasts by searching topics that interest you.
I’m applying to an accelerated mlt program in spring 2023. Are there any subjects you would recommend studying to get ahead right now? I have a baby so it’s going to be tough finding time to study and I want to get ahead. Thanks!
Yes! There’s a book I found helpful on amazon, called “Clinical Laboratory Science” by Mary Turgeon. It goes over an introduction to each subject that you’ll cover in medical lab school!
@@domilarae thank you!!! So excited to watch your new video later when I get a chance!
@@erinreynolds1594 Hi there...Can you please tell me about this accelerated mlt program?
@@syedafatima5017 mine is at gwu mls post- bacc. classes are online and clinicals are at the end of the program 4 months total. the program is almost 2 years
Hi, do you have any textbooks you can recommend via interview questions and answer
Yes I have a Q&A video for the textbooks I recommend! Check out my channel for more content
Hi, what’s the name of the you tuber first you’ve mention under the resources?
It’s all linked in the description box
@@domilaraeI’m also interested in this info. I didn’t find it in the description box.
@HonorPrince youtube.com/@MedicalLabLadyGill?si=_9gFDdRkB7gSE9_i , youtube.com/@MedicosisPerfectionalis?si=lrIovwN2Zq4ImouM . Sorry, I apologize. Do these links work?
Do you sell copies of your digital notes by any chance?
I have actually been considering this. Are there certain topics you'd be interested in?
@@domilarae all of it! Ha, I start the MLT program next month and I’m freaking out a little. There’s SO little information available to MLT students. I think it would be a huge hit!
Congrats on beginning you're program soon! I wish you the best on your journey to the lab! Thank you for the suggestion, I will work on getting the digital notes together lol