Idiopathic Issues

Are the odds in your favor? 

If you’re a senior vet student wondering whether or not you should apply to an internship, it’s important to get the facts. Apply to internships through the VIRMP is not an easy task. The application process calls for an essay, letters of recommendation and careful selection of programs, among other requirements.

It is also not an inexpensive task, depending on the number of programs you plan to apply to. Naturally, you may want to know if the odds of matching to a program are in your favor.

Are you a 4th year vet student thinking about applying to an internship? With so many options, how do you narrow down where to apply?

Start by taking these factors into account in your decision-making process!

As a fourth year student, you’re probably busy working on clinics and studying for NAVLE^®. But do you know what you need to know, prepare for or expect on your actual NAVLE test day?

We’ve summarized some of the key points that are either good reminders or good information to learn.

As first and second year students, the NAVLE^® may just have been a distant thought. By third year, it became more tangible and it was time to start studying and register for one of the biggest exams of your careers. Now, as fourth years, the November/December NAVLE^® window is just around the corner. 

In the United States, the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (or NAVLE^®) is administered by the International Council for Veterinary Assessment (or ICVA). August 1st is the firm deadline for receipt of NAVLE applications in the ICVA office.

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