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I have just started my A2 levels in biology, chemistry and physics with the hope to study veterinary medicine or physiotheray at university (starting September 2018). I have completed some work experience, am attending a Sutton Trust Summer School in the hoidays and currently work at my local stable yard.
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
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(Original post by Saffron-Barton)
I have just started my A2 levels in biology, chemistry and physics with the hope to study veterinary medicine or physiotheray at university (starting September 2018). I have completed some work experience, am attending a Sutton Trust Summer School in the hoidays and currently work at my local stable yard.
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
I have just started my A2 levels in biology, chemistry and physics with the hope to study veterinary medicine or physiotheray at university (starting September 2018). I have completed some work experience, am attending a Sutton Trust Summer School in the hoidays and currently work at my local stable yard.
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
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(Original post by Saffron-Barton)
I have just started my A2 levels in biology, chemistry and physics with the hope to study veterinary medicine or physiotheray at university (starting September 2018). I have completed some work experience, am attending a Sutton Trust Summer School in the hoidays and currently work at my local stable yard.
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
I have just started my A2 levels in biology, chemistry and physics with the hope to study veterinary medicine or physiotheray at university (starting September 2018). I have completed some work experience, am attending a Sutton Trust Summer School in the hoidays and currently work at my local stable yard.
I really want to start reading around my subjects and start to gain some veterinary knowledge; my teachers have suggested doing some further reading, not only out of interest but to strengthen my university application. Does anyone have any suggestions of magazines I can subscribe to or books that I could buy???
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Veterinary Physiotherapy, maybe?
I wouldn't worry too much about reading to gain veterinary knowledge 'cos textbooks are expensive and may go over your head but staying up to date with current affairs is a good idea.
As cliche as they are, have a read of the All Creatures Great and Small books; it's probably 10 years since I read them but I remember them being interesting.
Last year one of our vets said all vet students should read Black Box Thinking by Matthew Syed which I'll be reading on planes this summer. I was given a copy of Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer which I started to read but got annoyed by the ridiculous bias.
I wouldn't worry too much about reading to gain veterinary knowledge 'cos textbooks are expensive and may go over your head but staying up to date with current affairs is a good idea.
As cliche as they are, have a read of the All Creatures Great and Small books; it's probably 10 years since I read them but I remember them being interesting.
Last year one of our vets said all vet students should read Black Box Thinking by Matthew Syed which I'll be reading on planes this summer. I was given a copy of Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer which I started to read but got annoyed by the ridiculous bias.
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