Day 2 : Veterinary studies (part 1)
I did my primary school, middle school and high school in suburbs of Paris. At high school, I chose scientific class, called "S" in France. So, I took an scientific A-level. Like I wanted to become veterinary, I went in preparatory class of biology. The preparatory classes are two years with intensive courses to prepare to hard contests. In biology preparatory class, the veterinary contest is the second hardest contest. The first is ENS (Ecole Nationale Supérieure/Superior National School). But in this special class, biology isn't the alone subject. It is necessary to be very strong in mathematics, phisic and chemistry ! There is also english and french courses, with hard books. Unfortunately, mathematics, phisic and chemistry aren't my friends too ^^' So, despite of my good results in biology, my teachers told me that I didn't have good results in other subjects to succeed the veterinary contest.
So, let's go at the university !
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Day 2 : Veterinary studies (part 1)
I did went to my primary school, middle school, and high school in the suburbs of Paris. At During high school, I chose a science class called "S" in France. So, I took a scientific A-level.Like Since I wanted to become a veterinarian, I went in took a preparatory class of in biology. The preparatory classes are two years with intensive courses to prepare for tough exams. to hard contests.
In the biology preparatory class, the veterinary contest exam is the second hardest contest exam. The first is ENS (Ecole Nationale Supérieure/Superior National School). But in this special class, biology isn't the alone only subject.
It is necessary to be very strong in mathematics, physics, and chemistry! There is are also English and French courses with hard difficult books. Unfortunately, mathematics, physics, and chemistry aren't my friends too ^^' So, despite of my good results in biology, my teachers told me that I didn't have good the results in other subjects needed to succeed pass the veterinary contest exam.
So, let's go at on to the university!
"Results" is fine here, but it may be more natural to say "grades," at least in American English. We get graded on our exams and earn grades.
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