ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The first year of optometry school is an exciting time, but one that can also be filled with questions: What will the workload be like? And how can I make the most out of my experience? Dr. Arti Shah and Rocky Mountain University student Tanya Valdez share insight on what first-year students can expect and tips for success.
Key Points:
- How first-year students can best manage their workload
- Why it’s important to take advantage of as many opportunities as possible
- Considerations for balancing school and personal time, student loan debt, and future career path planning
English
United States
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