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I use Ivermectin as an antiparasitic for horses annually. It's a paste to remove worms and bots and anyone can pick it up at tractor supply or the like type store. Not vet needed. I remember last Spring I went to pick some up for my equines and the shelves had warning signs that it was not a covid-19 approved treatment. Shocked. Shelves were empty.

Yes! I have made it through two semesters and we have Summer classes. I am happy with the smaller class size and program. Everything is going very well but it is a tough program. My stats getting in for the pre-req portion that they look at was 3.6. You have to make sure you have A and B's in those classes to be accepted. I retook AP2 to turn a C into an A and increase my GPA. Having a very strong letters of recommendation is important too! Message me if you have more questions.

Sometimes when employees give two weeks notice, employers don't necessarily want these employees to continue to work for them. They may not trust they will perform as the job requires because they are departing (they don't know why). So they tell them they are no longer needed in the workplace. I would wait to give the notice until you have fulfilled the contract. Ex: disgruntled mechanic working on an airplane. Do we trust him with the plane and lives at stake since he decided to give resignation? nope see ya.

Hello, reaching out to see if anyone else has been accepted into Sentara College of Health Science's MENP program in Virginia. I start in August and am so excited, hoping to find some future classmates.

If you look around and everyone is an ***, you’re probably the ***.

Does the army cover any of your debt with the GI bill or like. Not familiar with national guard benefits. Possible to go active duty and get some coverage and more experience? Does any of your medic experience transfer into civilian experience or credit?

Can you get a small loan for a used vehicle or a repair to the old truck. Can you uber or take a taxi to school. Rideshare and give a few bucks for gas. You are so close to finishing and hopefully getting a great job to help you become financially stable.

okay I just got the email about being waitlisted. We can get a call from now til january. Congrats to all who got into the program!

agree!

I have not received anything yet but my status on the student portal says 'wait list' ... not sure what this means for me!

I have a 3.2 gpa and 78 on my teas. It had been so long since I've taken science courses And I missed my second chance to attempt the teas bc the schedule was full. I didn't get NSU last year bc my HESI was just below what they accepted. Also I'm thinking MCI if I don't make it into sentara.

Following, I've applied for 2019. My gpa and teas score isn't at good as what I've seen you all have. I have a BS degree already though and just ready to do this!