Idiopathic Issues

VetPrep Users, you asked for it and we delivered!  A new feature has been added to our premier online study tool for the Navle®.  Never run out of questions again thanks to the Pile of Done!

As you know, Vet School is a full time job.  For months at a time you eat, drink, sleep and dream veterinary anatomy, physiology, parasites, viruses, bacteria, etc., etc., etc..  The list goes on and on.  

For some of you, summer brings a long-awaited break.  For others, those breaks from classes take place at different times of the year.  Regardless of when it occurs, there are some things you just should not do during your time off.

Therefore, we've compiled a list of 3 Vet School Summer Break No-No's to help you use your time wisely.

Vet Student, are you feeling stressed about the NAVLE?  Are you testing in April and haven’t started to prepare?  I assure you, you are not alone!

With just under sixty days until the April test window starts, you might be tempted to give up on your NAVLE prep.  This may be especially true if you have been studying on your own up until now.  Don’t give up!

You all know it is coming, the unavoidable exam near the end of your vet school experience. It seems so far away, until it isn’t.

Once it is over you will be acutely aware of what you could have done differently to prepare. But why wait? I’m sharing what I wish I had known, a pro-active NAVLE review guide of sorts. Essentially, my hindsight can be your 20/20!

Do you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by the length or format of NAVLE questions?  Is text anxiety keeping you from getting results that reflect your actual knowledge?  Not sure where to start?  We've put together six quick strategies that can really help when it matters most!   If you are a Vet Student, or thinking of becoming one,  and would like additional test prep information, be sure to download our free 15 Tips and Tricks for the NAVLE PDF.