Aug 10, 2026 · 18 min · 8 segments
Welcome to episode #49 of Scrubbed In: The DVM Journey – the podcast where we dive into the wild, rewarding, and sometimes unpredictable world of becoming a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Starting…
Grace GaynorHost
Amelia JonesGuest
For me, I carry my laptop, chargers, snacks, water bottle, my notebook, and sometimes scrubs, so it's really important to have something that's comfortable to use.

But it works, right? And I think both of us have, like, the comfortable pads on the straps-

... just wouldn't fit the level of items that you need for vet school, which is-

I feel like in college I had less things to carry around, but in vet school I definitely have carried around more things.

Your laptop will probably be one of your most used items, so make sure you have something that is reliable.

I use mine for taking notes, watching lectures, taking online exams, and studying.

So you don't necessarily need the most expensive model, but you want something that's dependable and reliable and ideally has a good battery life.

So the fun thing is that, uh, all of us who don't have good laptops have to plug in our [laughs] laptops for every single lecture because they're running out of battery for exams, and then, um, a lot of people are replacing laptops now that we're in fourth year, which is really disappointing.

For me, I carry my laptop, chargers, snacks, water bottle, my notebook, and sometimes scrubs, so it's really important to have something that's comfortable to use.

But it works, right? And I think both of us have, like, the comfortable pads on the straps-

... just wouldn't fit the level of items that you need for vet school, which is-

I feel like in college I had less things to carry around, but in vet school I definitely have carried around more things.

Your laptop will probably be one of your most used items, so make sure you have something that is reliable.

I use mine for taking notes, watching lectures, taking online exams, and studying.

So you don't necessarily need the most expensive model, but you want something that's dependable and reliable and ideally has a good battery life.

So the fun thing is that, uh, all of us who don't have good laptops have to plug in our [laughs] laptops for every single lecture because they're running out of battery for exams, and then, um, a lot of people are replacing laptops now that we're in fourth year, which is really disappointing.
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