VTNE RANT | DID I PASS?! | VLOG

[@aarondimino3297]

I know you haven’t had a comment here in a while but , passed ! And I watched your videos the past few days leading up to the exam. Just thought I would share that your videos still reach people

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

💓 thank you for your support and I’m so happy for your success!!

[@kaitlynpollock6505]

I took my VTNE today and I passed! Your videos were so helpful and informative and I definitely don’t think I would have passed without them so thank you soooo much!!

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

kaitlyn pollock oh my gosh!! Congratulations!! So proud of you. 💕I’m so happy my videos helped. I definitely would not have survived without KZbin.

[@CierraGonzalez-b3s]

Literally you were such a big part of me passing the VTNE! Your videos are awesome !

[@RM-pz8uu]

thank you so much for these… they still help 4 years later. ❤ i have 12 months of school left & am definitely referring these for help along the way.

[@maggiehill4836]

I just wanted to say thank you so much for your videos!!! I passed the VTNE yesterday and your videos played such a big part in me passing! I literally listened to the radiology video again on the way to my VTNE and had a few questions that I knew the answers from your videos! Thank you again!!!💕

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

Thank you for watching! Congratulations on passing. That is so exciting💜💜

[@si.soy.karenn]

Thanks for the vlog , im using vet tech prep to study for my test in October! This definitely helped calm my nerves 😼👍🏼

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

You can do it. Do a power pose (stand like Superman for two minutes) a few times. I forget if I mentioned it but I totally took a bathroom break and stretched/did a few squats🤣. You got this!

[@alexpace1055]

I'm so mad that I just now found your channel- your videos are so helpful. I take the VTNE in 3 weeks and I am SO nervous. I feel like there's still so much I don't know.

[@dynamiclizard1098]

It’s been 3 weeks now. How did it go?

[@ayanamaree4167]

Thank you for making this video, it was super helpful and calmed my nerves. My test is scheduled for July 15th and I’m super nervous!Are you allowed a calculator during the exam? Also, is the study guide you used actually just called “Vet Tech Prep”? Thanks again girl!! And congratulations on passing!

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

Ayana Maree hey! There is a calculator in the program you’ll be taking your test on. It’s like a computer calculator super simple and they give you scratch paper. VetTech prep is the program that I used and have heard it’s the most comparable to the test. I can’t remember specific questions but I know there were questions on the test almost identical to the program. Good luck on your test!! And thank you!

[@ayanamaree4167]

AshleyCVT - Great! Thanks for getting back to me quickly!

[@laurenp6992]

Did you pass your test Ayana?

[@seanmccrae7521]

Great job! Sooo proud of you!!

[@amandabohacek3439]

You’re videos are helpful and u are inspiring. Thank you

[@dawnslye6762]

congratulations! i know its been over a year but you are helping me tremendously! i am sitting for the vtne on saturday 8/14/21 im going through the Wisconsin too and i wanted to ask for the vtne, if you were unsure of a question, did you skip to come back or were you able to do that?

[@leslyerivera749]

We test the same day! Good luck! We’re gonna do great 😌💖

[@dawnslye6762]

@@leslyerivera749 yay! good luck!

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

I answered all the questions on my gut instinct. Usually if I sit and stew over questions. I’ll change my mind. For questions I didn’t know. I marked what ever I thought best and moved on. I used my time on math questions or questions that had confusing wording. Good luck!! I hope this got to you before your test! You’ll be fine💜

[@jamieleonard9173]

Thank you for these videos... they help the information make so much more sense! Since you didn't go to school either, did you basically just teach yourself from scratch from VTP? Because although I've been working as an assistant for 6 years, a lot of the VTP questions are things we've not dealt with in our small animal practice, so only a small percentage of VTP is from OJT knowledge. Can you tell me what your study sessions were like and what worked best for you? Each evening for about 2 hours, I just do VTP practice questions and write down any explanations I don't know... but I'd love to know what you did to study and if there is something better I could be doing! :) Thank you so much!

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

Hey! 💜 sorry for taking so long I don’t check on these as often as I should. Technically, I only used VTP. The best study style for me was Pomodoro, especially on weekends. I suggest you make friends with the doctors you work with- by this I mean ask all the questions, look up anything you don’t understand (google,KZbin) and potentially work relief in an emergency clinic. I would bet the doctors you work with have books in the hospital you are currently at and they would be more than willing to let you read/borrow those books. I think the advantage that I had was that I worked in an internal medicine and emergency hospital. I basically have been surrounded by people in veterinary medicine since I was 18.

[@loreskcanada8402]

Congrats!!

[@cindycruz7087]

I took my VTNE for the first time and I didn’t pass. But I am considering the vet tech prep. How helpful was it? Like does the program go in detail on answers to questions? I’m so nervous. I plan on taking again in April 😅

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

Hey!! Like I’ve mentioned in my videos, the only real study tool I used was VTP and I did not go to school. So it was extremely helpful to me. They have practice questions, study pages, pictures of instruments. The questions for me were very similar to the questions on the test. I never tried memorizing the questions but when I got an answer wrong I would research that disease/ drug/ or whatever the question was on. You have time to study if you start now you’ll do amazing!! Good luck. 💕

[@Lviola531]

What vet tech prep did you use to study?

[@vtneandbeyond9130]

I used the full online version (90 days). There’s a chart that tells you when and what to study. I didn’t really go off of that. I mainly reviewed the things I knew first to make sure I was solid on them. Then I studied the things I didn’t know. The things I couldn’t understand, I went to a merk manual and read about in more detail.

[@heidiholtz4382]

PocketPrep iPhone app (or website) has 600 current (2020) VTNE practice questions. I love it.