Half way there!

Today revealed the results of the Farm animal course module exam that I sat before Christmas.

I passed! With merit. Hoorah!

I'm really pleased with my result and it's given me a new burst of energy for the coming term. We've started equine medicine now and will soon be moving onto exotics (that's pretty much anything smaller than a cat or dog), all before Easter.



Here's example of an 'exotic'. This my Aunty Diane's rabbit Benny (getting in the festive spirit at Christmas, eating a Christmas Cracker hat):

I Passed! On to the Penultimate

Third year 'Clinical Dog and cat Course' is all over and I've passed third year. Hooray! I reckon I'm almost on the home straight.

The Foundations are set

The results are finally out... I passed the Clincal Foundation Course written exam I sat way back before Christmas. Very relieved because that was a tricky one!

Pathology success!

Today it was announced that out entire year passed the 'Body systems III: Pathology' module. Very pleased indeed, especially with my credit.


I celebrated by dissecting a Tunnocks Teacake. Mmmm.....

Third year here I come!

I passed all of my exams! Three modules: One pass and two credits. Woo Hoo!

The Results Are In...

After my success in animal husbandry (did you see? 5 out of 5?!) I didn't expect to find out even more results this week. We had oral exams on Large Animal Anatomy last week, and, although I didn't think I performed at my best, I got a respectable 7/10. Very pleased with that. Bring on the rest of the exams!

Five out of Five. I passed!

After a roller-coaster week of animal husbandry practicals and orals, results were sharply posted and....I passed them all! Cattle, Sheep, Feeds, Breeds, Cats, Dogs, Lab and exotics. Phew!

Drum roll please......

Today I received the results of my very first set of exams at vet school. After several weeks wait... I passed! Especially proud of my dissection lab book-a grand 95%