Hi friends, I am May Yean, a final year vet student @ Cambridge Uni. With this blog, I hope to inspire and provide a resource to students on how to apply to vet school (in the UK!), what its like, surviving vet school and how your vet career can take you to many places 😊
The site is divided into these sections:
- Applying: Information on how to apply, how to know if the degree is for you
- Stories: A peek into what vet school is like (at Cambridge, anyway)
- EMS tips: Finding EMS, what to expect and how to prepare for it
- Study tips: Useful links to resources for pre-clinical and clinical years
- About me
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Latest blog posts….
Inspiring vet books for 12 year olds
Hey friends here’s a list of some books the vet community has recommended for aspiring vet students :)! I received a bunch of lovely comments and emails from aspiring vet students at primary school level, asking for vet book recommendations, so here we are! I’ll aim to update this list often so feel free toContinue reading “Inspiring vet books for 12 year olds”
Updates: I started a newsletter!
Hi friends, sorry it’s been way too long since I’ve updated this blog! Some quick updates: I’ve started a free newsletter that you can sign up to here – it’s basically a place where I can share some vetty insights, some practical self-growth ideas and where I’ll probably be updating you about life as aContinue reading “Updates: I started a newsletter!”
How to write a Veterinary Medicine personal statement (UCAS D100)
Hey friends, in this post I share the tips I used to help write my veterinary medicine personal statement which got me interviews and offers from the University of Cambridge, Bristol, Edinburgh, Glasgow and also UCL (for biomedical sciences). For my application, I did my A-levels in Biology, Chemistry, Maths, Physics and applied via theContinue reading “How to write a Veterinary Medicine personal statement (UCAS D100)”
