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Looks like it's gonna be class of 2022! That's okay, all of my c/o '21 SDN friends are leaving me.
Girl, you still have two schools left to hear from! It's not over until it's over!!!!
Looks like it's gonna be class of 2022! That's okay, all of my c/o '21 SDN friends are leaving me.
Anyone at or looking at Iowa or Ohio.. Im trying to decide between them or KSU. Id be OOS. Pm me
Anyone at or looking at Iowa or Ohio.. Im trying to decide between them or KSU. Id be OOS. Pm me
Ohio State let's you become a resident after the first year, for what it's worth. The CVM has recently beeen undergoing a lot of renovations that are pretty cool. And Columbus is fabulous.
But I may be a tad biased because I have an interview there in 2 weeks lol
I just got accepted into Iowa. Absolutely a beautiful school. The facilities are top notch and everyone there was so warm and welcoming. It definitely felt right.. but the tuition is on the pricier end. However, a lot of students live in a trailer park close to campus to cost of living costs are very low. @Old-Country-Vet-Tech
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Best of luck with your interview! I'm nervous to apply to Ohio since I noticed their average veterinary hours are 3k+ and I'll only be applying with just over 1k (and an average GPA/GRE).... but the fact you can switch to IS is awesome. It actually would be cheaper for me to go to Ohio than my IS ... sigh
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Im curious about tuition as it says 20k-23k for non resident. Is that per semester? Its cheaper or around what most OOS schools charge. Auburn and LMU are in the 40k's
Correction, now I only have one left to hear from.Girl, you still have two schools left to hear from! It's not over until it's over!!!!
Correction, now I only have one left to hear from.
Which is your undergrad too, right? So of course they'll love you!
Yeah but not my IS. I'm just hoping and praying that the connections I've made over there will be enough
Im curious about tuition as it says 20k-23k for non resident. Is that per semester? Its cheaper or around what most OOS schools charge. Auburn and LMU are in the 40k's
I've learned that connections are very very important. I think they will likely benefit you more than you think!
Hopefully!!!! It sucks that they don't interview OOS. I'm a very charming person (in the good way) and I'm good in interviews, and so I believe I would have no problem getting in if I got to interview.
"Knowing" you on SDN I seriously have no doubts about that!
OSU, MSU, VAThank you triple m! Which interviews did you get?
OSU, MSU, VA
I am sooooooooooo rooting for you!!!!
Promise hahaThat's so exciting!!!!! I'm rooting for you too!!!!! You gotta let me know how it goes!
Correction, now I only have one left to hear from.
Kansas really loves last 45 and science gpa so that a good choice if those are strong points. Iowa too likes last 45 and science as well. Ohio is tougher to get into OOS IMHO because I applied to all three and I got rejected from OSU but interviews at Kansas and Iowa.
Im curious about tuition as it says 20k-23k for non resident. Is that per semester? Its cheaper or around what most OOS schools charge. Auburn and LMU are in the 40k's
Thanks!!Keep in mind that cost of living will vary with location. Iowa has higher tuition than Ohio, but the cost of living is much lower. This map isn't perfect, but it will help you compare and you can toggle between just tuition and tuition + living costs: http://www.vinfoundation.org/apputil/project/defaultadv1.aspx?id=5327182&said=-1
Keep in mind that cost of living will vary with location. Iowa has higher tuition than Ohio, but the cost of living is much lower. This map isn't perfect, but it will help you compare and you can toggle between just tuition and tuition + living costs: http://www.vinfoundation.org/apputil/project/defaultadv1.aspx?id=5327182&said=-1
I second this. I used this map as the main way of choosing schools. I had Ohio State but dropped them after mulling over the cost of tuition. All the schools I applied to were in the top 1/3 or so overall from a cost standpoint but that was most important to me when applying.
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Yeah, it was my main way of deciding. I applied to Ohio State, got an interview, and am now regretting it... their tuition went up a lot just since I applied this summer. I'm a non-trad with some expired pre-reqs so that also limited me (part of the reason why I applied to OSU this year is because next year, my credits will be too old for them.)
For you 2022ers, definitely look at tuition and cost of living (and where you can change residency- the map includes that). If you can change your class schedule next semester so you can apply to less expensive schools, do it!
Kansas was my number 1 OOS choice when I was applying. . I would definitely recommend if you have a good last 45 GPA.
As long as you have organic chem 1 and 2 with with at least 1 lab, you should be fine for ISU. I can't imagine that they'd be really big sticklers on the credit hours thing if you've taken the pre-requisite classes since every school does it differently (at my undergrad, organic chem 1 and 2 with their respective labs were worth 10 credit hours total). I'd shoot them an email just to be sure, but I doubt it's much of an issue.I'm looking to apply to all three! The vet I currently am with is a KSU alum and my graduate advisor highly suggested KSU to me as well so I only have heard good things. I really like Iowa, but have to ask about their Ochem prereq...I have 6 credits with lab not 7 argh. I'm on the fence for Ohio, but they have a really awesome Food Safety research facility I want to do some work with.
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Thank you!!! If not, I'll almost definitely be in the same class at OkState as you! (And if not, we're not gonna talk about c/o '23 yet........ )@cdoconn as a fellow okstater, lol, i hope you get into Okstate! Im rooting for you
We're all leaving because we hate you.Looks like it's gonna be class of 2022! That's okay, all of my c/o '21 SDN friends are leaving me.
Huh. I was in the early acceptance program (key word being *was* (got kicked out sophomore year because of ochem 1 and they don't reaccept you if your grades go back up). When did she enter college? We might've been in the same class!We're all leaving because we hate you.
(but also best of luck! Funny story, my best friend from middle school is actually in OK State's early acceptance program for the vet school and she'll be class of 2021)
I think she would've started in 2013? My frame of reference is all off ever since I skipped a grade around high school but that sounds right. She's big on horses and dressage.Huh. I was in the early acceptance program (key word being *was* (got kicked out sophomore year because of ochem 1 and they don't reaccept you if your grades go back up). When did she enter college? We might've been in the same class!
Ahh okay! The year before me! Yeah I probably wouldn't know her.I think she would've started in 2013? My frame of reference is all off ever since I skipped a grade around high school but that sounds right. She's big on horses and dressage.
I applied to one school this year ( didn't follow the do's and dont's thread) but I knew I was on the edge for almost everything. Taking this time from Jan to May to polish my application. I think everything transfers over besides LORs but I'm glad I get the chance to add some awesome experience that I was able to take part in after September. I'm working with a farm to up my livestock hours,and poking around to see about getting some more small animal hours.Doesn't hurt to prepare for complete and utter rejection this cycle. Hello, possible fellow c/o 2022ers!
I applied to one school this year ( didn't follow the do's and dont's thread) but I knew I was on the edge for almost everything. Taking this time from Jan to May to polish my application. I think everything transfers over besides LORs but I'm glad I get the chance to add some awesome experience that I was able to take part in after September. I'm working with a farm to up my livestock hours,and poking around to see about getting some more small animal hours.
Your name made me laugh, just letting you know.
I am a 2022 hopeful will be a first time applicant. For those that have already applied to Ohio State, did they replace repeated course grades for you or average the grades? I have not found this answer anywhere or heard a response back from admissions (But I understand it is a very busy time for them). Ohio State is my IS and is my top choice.
For some reason I was thinking I read somewhere that they did replace grades, but I honestly am not 100% sure.