Yeah hopefully. Thanks Bear.
That's what I'm thinking as well. If it keeps going I'll talk to her. Hopefully she stops though.
I didn't have anything to this extent happen, but here are just a few thoughts I'm going to toss out there:
A couple of us were studying for a biochem test and I had about 100 Flashcards made already and she was like "why are you bothering studying? Already better than the rest of us". Couple more but idk that specifically rubbed me the wrong way.Well. I think you need to understand that the heart of it is her own disappointment. I doubt she's TRYING to take it out on you, it just sucks for her.
Not saying it's ok to make snide comments to you when you deserve to have people celebrate with you. Just saying ..... I'd try to understand that the source of her behavior is her disappointment in her own outcome.
You can't do anything except give it time.
And hey - would you rather be accepted and have to deal with this, or not accepted?
(Obvious internet and not irl sarcasm)
Yikes
Do you have biochem in the PM? I still haven't figured out what to think about that professor. But at least her class isn't overly difficult.
Check your pm! I PM'd you!Do you have biochem in the PM? I still haven't figured out what to think about that professor. But at least her class isn't overly difficult.
As far as the vet school thing, I was worried I was going to find myself in a similar situation. My OOS best friend was not accepted this round, unfortunately. Thankfully she has been really supportive and I've done my best to be the same for her. She is incredibly smart and I'm sad she won't be going on with me, but I'm confident she'll make it in the next go around and have made sure to express that to her.
It's rough, seeing other people be successful where you have not, especially if you feel like you deserve it. We're all only human, you know? It sounds like you're trying to consider her feelings and be a good friend, so just keep doing what you're doing and hopefully she'll start to get over it and her attitude will improve. Maybe give her some space if you can. If it gets bad enough that you feel it's warranted, you can gently talk to her about it.
Muahahahaha. I am forcing you to post in the 2021 thread.It's rough, seeing other people be successful where you have not, especially if you feel like you deserve it. We're all only human, you know? It sounds like you're trying to consider her feelings and be a good friend, so just keep doing what you're doing and hopefully she'll start to get over it and her attitude will improve. Maybe give her some space if you can. If it gets bad enough that you feel it's warranted, you can gently talk to her about it.
Edit: Should finish reading the thread before I respond...since this was pretty much all already covered...and also forgot which thread I was in
I'm crossing my paws for you!!!!I hope I get to do this... waiting on my IS now
I moved a month before. Presumably so I would have time to settle in, get my apartment all nice and set up, explore the area, etc. But...mostly I just lazed around.
I'm actually keeping my same apartment as this year. So I'm very fortunate! So our orientation starts on a Tuesday, and I'm probably only going to move back in the weekend before, since I won't have that much to do!
Oh, man... moving in at the start of the year was such a chore. My lease had terms that wouldn't allow me to move in until the day before school started, so I ended up staying in a nearby hotel for the three days of orientation. Fun times.
I moved in a year and two months early
Lottie's not a pet, she's your childThe apartment I was looking at doesn't start move in until the week after I need to start
I need to find other options but they're either expensive or no pets
Sneak her inThe apartment I was looking at doesn't start move in until the week after I need to start
I need to find other options but they're either expensive or no pets
Just get rabies and die, that's cheaper than four years of veterinary school and we won't have to pay back medical bills or undergrad/grad/vet school loans
I had about $330 of the $915 I was quoted for the series covered by my insurance (Cigna). I didn't expect them to pay anything but decided to try just as a stretch and was pleasantly surprised. I do wonder if it was covered partly only because I went through the school.
I'd ask your school but they'll likely ask for proof the series was received + a check to make sure your titers are still good
Kind of a mixed bag. Mine was covered because the military gives away all that stuff for free. A couple of classmates were able to get it covered by sending in the letter stating that the school required it (since it is included in CDC recommendations for specific occupations). Also, if you get the student health insurance here and get the vaccines through them, it's only $25 a shot, so other schools might have a similar thing.
I didn't think my insurance would cover it because it was pretty crappy as well (through the Marketplace), but they ended up covering all of it! I didn't even have to call and explain that it's needed for vet school, it was a very pleasant surprise (would have been $825 total out of pocket). It was through Coventry if that helps.
