I really needed this. I’m not applying for vet school yet until 2022 when I’m done with my chem classes and bio med in my bachelors .. this is very informative! ❤️🙏🏼🇵🇷 thank you
Im so glad i found your channel! Im from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 too, and wanting to become a veterinarian too! I just started out as bio major and having an incredibly difficult time, but im going to keep going because being a veterinarian is what i see myself doing in the future and wouldn’t be able to live my best life is I wasn’t one.
Talking about loving animals and becoming a veterinarian really helped me! I am in highschool right now and honestly I love the medical aspect of helping animals and especially the conservation side but I do not love classes like physics and chem and some of biology. When I figured out that all four years of undergrad had a lot of those classes I didn’t know if I could be a a vet. I was devastated because I thought that if I don’t love those specific classes, I couldn’t be a veterinarian. How important is loving those hardcore science classes to becoming a vet? Do you use those classes in vet school?
Hi Isabella! I really think undergrad is just a stepping stone. The classes in undergrad can be boring and difficult but it's just something you have to get through, because I don't think it is like vet school at all. I don't think loving biochem, calculus, physics or any of those hard core classes is important, but what is definitely important is passing them. I don't use those classes in vet school, but there are some others that I do use, like genetics, biology, anatomy, animal science, animal behavior, psychology and social sciences (as we also have to deal with people). Hope that helps!
@@isabellacardona4677 Sorry to jump-in out of the blue, but I'm (fingers crossed) going to St. Georges in January and just thought I should let you know St. George's, and I'm sure some other vet schools, offer programs longer than 4 years that sort of act as a bachelor-vet degree hybrid. I'm not from America so I can't say exactly what your options would be from the USA. However, I know if you hop onto St.Georges website they have the 7,6,5 and obviously 4-year vet programs with their various entry requirements listed. So if you aren't keen on a full 4-year bachelor's degree, you could probably qualify for one of those. You will likely still have to do the subjects you aren't so keen on regardless though, but I imagine St. George's has a more veterinary focused approach to them which would make them less boring for you?
@@keeganmcgregor4698 That is true, there is pre vet programs and foundations programs, which means that they accept people from all kinds of levels of education so in theory you can come and spend more time on island to end up in vet school. Thanks for pointing that out :)
Adri The Vet Student If you could by any chance have a sit down and tell me like the first steps into becoming a vet and knowing what I particularly need to do while I’m in high school to get recognized for that position
I'm definitly late for this video, but it's worth trying, I was wondering if they will take into consideration the pandemic I have been unable to work at shelters or shadow veterinarians and I'm worried on how that will look on me. aswell as my grades are lower like I have maintained mainly 90 and above but some classes like my algebra 2 and chem are right on the edge of 88 and 89s and I'm worried that will affect things for me later on down the line
Thank you so much for this video!!! I’m from Brazil, I’m graduating now from high school (I took just the senior year here) Do you think it matters go to a community college before the vet school???
I’m currently in high school and would love to become a veterinarian but I live in Toronto Canada and we have less than ten vet schools here. I’m worried it would be too competitive to apply and there’s only one school in my province. The second closest is in Quebec and I’m not too confident in my French skills lol. Should I try? I have the grades but I’m worried
I have a couple of Canadian friends that go to school with me and they faced the same problems. I think you should definitely try or study abroad in the US or here at SGU. Apply and see what happens, there's always more options. :)
Hey! I hate to self promote! I saw that you are in high school and so I did a major breakdown of what you need to be doing while in high school! She did such a wonderful job explaining! I hope you can look into my channel as well!
I don’t understand that thing about “shadowing” a veterinarian.. is it like a job? How do I apply? Do I volunteer at vet clinics? I have a job already, would I have to quit? Sorry, I’m confused
q t hi!! Shadowing means following someone around to learn about their job. You just ask a vet if you can shadow them and that’s it! There’s no set schedule usually but when I used to do this I would go one or two days a week and spend some time with the vet.
I got 3.3 GPA in my 10th and 2.0GPA in 12th and I am currently pursuing my bachelor in fishery science.How much GPA do I need to get in graduation to get admission into any of the vet schools except USA, Australia,UK? Will my high school marks like affect my admission into Vet schools!
I don’t know about any other country outside US, but here it varies by school. Therefore you must go to the schools website and check their GPA requirement.
so im not from us but i want to study in us after highschool but im kinde confused, do i have to go to a collage to study biology before aplying into a vet school?
If you're not in the US you can probably go straight into vet school after high school but that varies in every country so I would research the country of your choice to see. In the US you definitely do have to go to college before applying to Vet school.
Hi!! I'm not from USA, so I'm kinda confused :( do i need to study biology major before get into vet school? Vet school es como una maestría o doctorado?
If you’re not planing to study in the US then it’s very different. This applies to anyone applying to US vet schools, no matter where you’re from. Vet school is a doctorate, you earn a DVM, which is a doctorate in veterinary medicine.
Shadowing a vet means you spent the day with a veterinarian seeing what the job entails. You’re volunteering and the doctor let’s you join for you to see what a day in the life of a vet is really like.
Hi Harry Tall ! The average GRE score to get into SGU is a 305. I don’t think there is a minimum since it all depends with the people you’re competing with.
heyy i’m sorry i’m still in 9th grade so kinda confused :/ but do i have to go to a university and then a vet school? or is the vet school university? so like what do u mean college and then vet school? sorry hahaha
Hi! So basically you have to go to university to complete some courses as requirements for vet school and then you can apply to a veterinary medicine program. I did a bachellors degree that made me complete my requirements (4 years) at FIU in Florida and then I did my veterinary degree at SGU in Grenada (3 years) and my clinical year (1 year) in Texas. But of course you could do any of these at any university that offers those programs. Does that make more sense?
Erin Is awesome I’m not sure what you mean but you can have a degree in biology, animal science or almost anything to get into vet school. You just gotta fulfill the requirements for each particular school.
I’m not even in high school and I’m already researching this but I came prepared
I’m doing the same
I’m almost in high-school I’m in 7th grade
Sameee I’m in 8th going next year o.o
@@clearestcoder3286 same lol
I’m going into 8th grade and doing the same thing.
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!?! I’m from Puerto Rico too!! So proud 🎉🇵🇷
Juliann Seda thank you!!!😬🇵🇷
This video was awesome! It was like having a sit down with an older sister/advisor. Appreciate it!
I am glad I could help Sela! Any time :)
I really needed this. I’m not applying for vet school yet until 2022 when I’m done with my chem classes and bio med in my bachelors .. this is very informative! ❤️🙏🏼🇵🇷 thank you
I am glad this was helpful! Let me know if there is anything else I can help with. Best of luck!!
Im so glad i found your channel! Im from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 too, and wanting to become a veterinarian too! I just started out as bio major and having an incredibly difficult time, but im going to keep going because being a veterinarian is what i see myself doing in the future and wouldn’t be able to live my best life is I wasn’t one.
Love the attitude! As long as you keep it up I am sure you'll reach your goals. Sigue pa lante!!!
Talking about loving animals and becoming a veterinarian really helped me! I am in highschool right now and honestly I love the medical aspect of helping animals and especially the conservation side but I do not love classes like physics and chem and some of biology. When I figured out that all four years of undergrad had a lot of those classes I didn’t know if I could be a a vet. I was devastated because I thought that if I don’t love those specific classes, I couldn’t be a veterinarian. How important is loving those hardcore science classes to becoming a vet? Do you use those classes in vet school?
Hi Isabella! I really think undergrad is just a stepping stone. The classes in undergrad can be boring and difficult but it's just something you have to get through, because I don't think it is like vet school at all. I don't think loving biochem, calculus, physics or any of those hard core classes is important, but what is definitely important is passing them. I don't use those classes in vet school, but there are some others that I do use, like genetics, biology, anatomy, animal science, animal behavior, psychology and social sciences (as we also have to deal with people). Hope that helps!
Adri The Vet Student thank you so much!! I really appreciate it😁
@@isabellacardona4677 Sorry to jump-in out of the blue, but I'm (fingers crossed) going to St. Georges in January and just thought I should let you know St. George's, and I'm sure some other vet schools, offer programs longer than 4 years that sort of act as a bachelor-vet degree hybrid. I'm not from America so I can't say exactly what your options would be from the USA. However, I know if you hop onto St.Georges website they have the 7,6,5 and obviously 4-year vet programs with their various entry requirements listed. So if you aren't keen on a full 4-year bachelor's degree, you could probably qualify for one of those. You will likely still have to do the subjects you aren't so keen on regardless though, but I imagine St. George's has a more veterinary focused approach to them which would make them less boring for you?
TheBoerieGamer I have never heard or thought of that before, thanks so much for the input!
@@keeganmcgregor4698 That is true, there is pre vet programs and foundations programs, which means that they accept people from all kinds of levels of education so in theory you can come and spend more time on island to end up in vet school. Thanks for pointing that out :)
Taking a break from studying for my exams to watch your video!!! 🙊
I am glad you are :)
I’m not even in high school yet but I want to become a vet so thank you so much for making these videos becuse they help a lot!!
Thank you so much for this. I needed this
thank you so much for this info
This video was very helpful!! Do you know if I should take a world language? Would that help me at all getting into vet school?
I'm new here!! haha ha . I'm loving your videos
This video is very helpful‼️
I'm glad I could help!!! :)
Adri The Vet Student If you could by any chance have a sit down and tell me like the first steps into becoming a vet and knowing what I particularly need to do while I’m in high school to get recognized for that position
I'm definitly late for this video, but it's worth trying, I was wondering if they will take into consideration the pandemic I have been unable to work at shelters or shadow veterinarians and I'm worried on how that will look on me. aswell as my grades are lower like I have maintained mainly 90 and above but some classes like my algebra 2 and chem are right on the edge of 88 and 89s and I'm worried that will affect things for me later on down the line
I definitely think all universities are being understanding and more flexible because of the current circumstance in this world so keep going!!!
Thank you so much for this video!!! I’m from Brazil, I’m graduating now from high school (I took just the senior year here) Do you think it matters go to a community college before the vet school???
I’m currently in high school and would love to become a veterinarian but I live in Toronto Canada and we have less than ten vet schools here. I’m worried it would be too competitive to apply and there’s only one school in my province. The second closest is in Quebec and I’m not too confident in my French skills lol. Should I try? I have the grades but I’m worried
I have a couple of Canadian friends that go to school with me and they faced the same problems. I think you should definitely try or study abroad in the US or here at SGU. Apply and see what happens, there's always more options. :)
Hey! I hate to self promote! I saw that you are in high school and so I did a major breakdown of what you need to be doing while in high school! She did such a wonderful job explaining! I hope you can look into my channel as well!
no pareces de Puerto Rico , tu acento en ingles es perfecto
..hii. Doctor.. Make video.. About clinics.....in 4th year may be your clinical [hospital].. Practice is going on..
Hi love this!! Do you know anybody who completed a post-bacc program from a non-traditional major?
Morgan Miller definitely! It depends on the university and their requirements but yes, very posible.
AWESOME VIDEO!!!! How much did St. Georges cost on average?
The cost is pretty much the same as any other vet school's out of state tuition :)
I’m currently applying for a vet school and I wanted to know what are the main things they are looking for so I can use it my essay to apply :)
Diploma courses for vet like pre vet course and vet technician is ok to take admission in university
Can u post 10 cheapest vet school pls
Do vet schools have dorms???
Hey i didn't take maths in high school. Am I eligible for undergraduate degree
Maths and physics is required to study vet in canada
I don’t understand that thing about “shadowing” a veterinarian.. is it like a job? How do I apply? Do I volunteer at vet clinics? I have a job already, would I have to quit? Sorry, I’m confused
q t hi!! Shadowing means following someone around to learn about their job. You just ask a vet if you can shadow them and that’s it! There’s no set schedule usually but when I used to do this I would go one or two days a week and spend some time with the vet.
How do I not stress out about the amount of debt I would be in, in order to be my dream job as a veterinarian?
Candice Fulgencio it is very stressful but the thought that some day I will be able to live my dream makes it all worth it.
I'm 11 and my dad said that I can start studying boolygy so I watching this lol
El June u need to do loads of hardwork and have determination
I got 3.3 GPA in my 10th and 2.0GPA in 12th and I am currently pursuing my bachelor in fishery science.How much GPA do I need to get in graduation to get admission into any of the vet schools except USA, Australia,UK?
Will my high school marks like affect my admission into Vet schools!
I don’t know about any other country outside US, but here it varies by school. Therefore you must go to the schools website and check their GPA requirement.
so im not from us but i want to study in us after highschool but im kinde confused, do i have to go to a collage to study biology before aplying into a vet school?
If you're not in the US you can probably go straight into vet school after high school but that varies in every country so I would research the country of your choice to see. In the US you definitely do have to go to college before applying to Vet school.
Hi!! I'm not from USA, so I'm kinda confused :( do i need to study biology major before get into vet school? Vet school es como una maestría o doctorado?
If you’re not planing to study in the US then it’s very different. This applies to anyone applying to US vet schools, no matter where you’re from. Vet school is a doctorate, you earn a DVM, which is a doctorate in veterinary medicine.
What do you mean by shadowing a vet?
Shadowing a vet means you spent the day with a veterinarian seeing what the job entails. You’re volunteering and the doctor let’s you join for you to see what a day in the life of a vet is really like.
@@AdriTheVet ooo thank you :D
Haven't taken the GRE yet, is there a minimum GRE score SGU require?
Hi Harry Tall ! The average GRE score to get into SGU is a 305. I don’t think there is a minimum since it all depends with the people you’re competing with.
can someone wright a summary of this video
No
can mcat serve in place of the GRE? to be accepted into a vet school
Great question! I’m sure that is university specific so my best advice would be to ask the admissions office of the university you’re looking into.
heyy i’m sorry i’m still in 9th grade so kinda confused :/ but do i have to go to a university and then a vet school? or is the vet school university? so like what do u mean college and then vet school? sorry hahaha
Hey!! I’m also a freshman and from what I know your have to go to a 4 year college and then go to a vet school
Hi! So basically you have to go to university to complete some courses as requirements for vet school and then you can apply to a veterinary medicine program. I did a bachellors degree that made me complete my requirements (4 years) at FIU in Florida and then I did my veterinary degree at SGU in Grenada (3 years) and my clinical year (1 year) in Texas. But of course you could do any of these at any university that offers those programs. Does that make more sense?
Adri The Vet Student YES OMG THANK U!!
Is a bachelors degree in animal science the same as a normal degree in animal science?
Erin Is awesome I’m not sure what you mean but you can have a degree in biology, animal science or almost anything to get into vet school. You just gotta fulfill the requirements for each particular school.