Congratulations!

Hey! Thank you very much for your comment. I am actually in the process of doing research on funding for vet school, if I find anything that can help I will let you know and hopefully I'll be doing a video on it soon 😊

Hey! It is possible to work and study, several students do that, including me, which is why I have been absent from the channel for a while, it gets hectic 😂 classes are only from 08:00-13:00, with occasional practicals until 16:00 in the afternoon, so I usually work after that. Unfortunately, physics is a prerequisite for vet science, as well as for BSc at UP (I'm not sure if it's different at UNISA). If you do BSc first, you either have to restart with 1st year of vet school if you didn't have all the modules that 1st year vets have, or if you did have all those modules, you get to just continue with second year of vet school, but you can't skip more than 1st year of vet school by doing BSc. You can get credits for any modules that you did during later years of BSc if they come up again during vet school though. I hope this could help a bit 😊

It's a long and difficult road from the extended program, but you've got this!! Good luck with your studies, it'll be worth it!

Hey! With your marks, I think you would have a good chance of getting in, just make sure that your Value Added Form is as complete as possible 😁 you can go watch my First Year Modules videos, if you have had any of those modules in your course, you should also be able to get exemption so that you won't have to repeat them. All the best for your application! Hopefully I'll see you on campus soon

@@vetlifeza6688 Thanks a lot See you soon on campus

Hey! As far as I understand, if you have completed the correct modules, regardless of where you completed them, you can move over to second year vet school 😊

Hey! Yes, you are able to study vet after you have completed another degree

Hey! Depending on your marks, you would be able to. Whether you would be able to transfer to first or second year would depend on whether you have completed all the first year vet modules while doing Crop Production Management

Hey! Depending on which modules you have already completed, you might be able to start with second year, if you have already done all the first year modules, but you would need to contact the university when you apply to find out for what exactly you would be able to get credits 😊

Hey hey, you need to have English, Maths and Physical Science to apply to vet and BSc, the rest are up to you 😊 but I always recommend Biology, since it lays a really good foundation

Hey! You can apply for vet at any point, even when studying another degree 😊 and you can get credits for any modules that you completed that are similar to modules that vet students do, but the details would need to be discussed with the university. If you can get credits for all the first year modules, you can continue with second year, but if you miss any first year modules they will need to be completed first, I hope this helps!

@@vetlifeza6688 yes it does thank you 😊

Hey! If you do BSc first, they'll look at your matric marks to make sure you meet the minimum requirements and they'll look at your university marks for admission

Hey! No you don't 😊 you can apply at any point during your degree

Well done! 😂

Hey! You would need to double check the yearbooks, but if the first years have the same modules then you would be able to move over to second year, yes

Hey! Things like vet and vet nursing take more time for them to process all the applications since it's more complicated than BSc's first come first serve, so it's normal to get BSc results first and vet or vet nurse later. If you got in, it will tell you that your application was successful and after a few days you will also get an email with your acceptance letter, if not it will just say application unsuccessful. Good luck! I hope it goes well 😁

Thank you so much and how much detail should your value added form contain and the vet nursing only have animal killed and birth and in the killed next to it it say euthanasia so does it just mean euthanasia or can you also mention hunting slaughter.

And how does the euthanasia have to be professionally done or does it count shooting them for a sickness or something like that

Hey! You do not need any qualifications other than a high school diploma to get into vet school, in this video I list the minimum requirements (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g8h-oqin1tPVhYE.html) When you study your basic BVSc, you qualify to work with pretty much all animals, focussing on small animals, horses, pigs, poultry, ruminants and some wildlife. After that you can do as many extra courses and specialisations as you want, nothing stops you for furthering your studies at any point, it's actually encouraged 😊 there are also opportunities for the students on campus to further their knowledge in the different veterinary fields, like the OP Exotics club and the Wildlife group

@@vetlifeza6688 what if I get a diploma pass? That’s my question can I do BVSc with a diploma or must it be a bachelors degree. If it’s a bachelors degree then I’ll figure something out

@@NadineLynch10 Vet Science is a Bachelor's degree, so you do not need any other degree or diploma to apply, so you can apply with a diploma 😊

@@vetlifeza6688 great thanks

@@vetlifeza6688 but my question is again what if I don’t get a bachelors pass? And I get a diploma pass, then what? diploma in animal health?

Hey I'm also doing first year of BSC Animal science does that mean I would have to finish the degree to then get accepted to Vet school?

@@Sambulostudios No. you can transfer using your year end results if first year as well as doing all the other requirements eg. Career shadowing. Your results need to be the best

Same question as mine but more specified on what one can do in term of specialization.

Hey! Having a further qualification definitely doesn't prevent you from becoming a vet, but as far as I know, you still need to meet the minimum high school requirements to be able to apply, but you can also email the university to to get more detailed information from them 😊

Unfortanately its not possible. I have Diploma in Animal Science and I went to the UP vet campus to enquire on how to i get into vet if i have a diploma. They told they dont want a Diploma but a Degree. Hope that helps