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RESEARCH AND EDUCATION REPORTS |
Research Center for Higher Education at Educational Testing Service, MailStop 10-R, Rosedale Road, Princeton NJ 08541, USA.
Like other forms of post-baccalaureate study, veterinary medicine can be demanding and sometimes stressful. A brief survey was conducted of nearly 900 first-year students in 14 US veterinary medical schools in order to gather impressions of the first year of veterinary medical education. Although some students reported that conditions were stressful, the majority did not feel that they were inordinately so. Overall, most students were quite positive about their first-year academic experience in veterinary school.
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