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Viewers go behind the scenes of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet) as six students embark on a journey to graduation - a culmination of four intense, but rewarding, years of never-ending studying, round-the-clock rotations and unpredictable…
In the premiere of a series following six students at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, or Penn Vet, in Philadelphia, the future physicians have to pass their final rotations while nervously awaiting match results for the next year's internship program.
Match day is here and tensions are high throughout the hospital. Today, the fourth-year students will find out if they have matched to an internship program. Although emotions are high, there is still work to be done and patients in need of care.
The students are halfway through their spring semester rotations, and are one step closer to becoming doctors. But they're not there yet. They must still pass their final few rotations. With lives on the line, the students dig in and power through.
The vets-to-be begin their last month as students; they soon find themselves more overwhelmed than ever as their responsibilities reach an apex.
Graduation is around the corner, and for the students, this doesn't mean it's time to kick up their feet and relax. Intense rotations are still ahead, and they must show no weakness on the road to becoming real life veterinarians.
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