DVM schools that have a contract with Arkansas students

[johncronejr]

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I know that LSU has a contract with Arkansas for in state tuition for Arkansas students. Does anyone know of any others. I have perused the sites but am not seeing any others that offer such. Are there any Arkansas studnets on here that know of any others?

 

[amom427]

http://www.aavmc.org/vmcas/documents/AAVMCMemberSchoolChartupdated2009_vg.pdf

The link has various information about each vet school. I scrolled through real quick and only saw Arkansas with a contract with LSU. I may have missed one, but that is the only one I noticed.

 

[johncronejr]

Thank you amom427. That was an excellent link that answered my question. Looks like LSU it shall be.

 

[alonepear]

Someone in my class here at Mississippi State just got his Arkansas contract seat accepted... might want to look into that?

 

[johncronejr]

Thanks lonepear. I plan on doing a bit of calling around Monday and seeing if perhaps Ok State, Tennessee, Missouri or Texas A&M have been working on anything with Arkansas. Every state that touches Arkansas has a vet school. I appreciate your response.

 

[Capella]

Back when I applied in 2007 there were only 3 schools that had contracts for instate tuition for an Arkansas resident:

Missouri -- 1 spot
Oklahoma -- 1 spot
LSU -- 9

After acceptance, LSU even offered additional scholarships to me to offset the higher cost of living in Baton Rouge, but I went with OSU (more cattle! 🙂)

Now it looks like there is an additional spot with Tuskegee. Look through the Arkansas Department of Higher Education website:

ADHE is who you have to deal with if you get a contract spot, so only believe what they tell you. Their phone number is on the webstie.

 

[twelvetigers]

I knew OKState had something, but I didn't know how many spots or what the rules were, and I couldn't find the info.

I'm glad I don't live in Arkansas! ~11 spots for the whole state? Yuck.

 

[EngineeringVet]

Well that looks great, it seems that CT no longer contracts with Iowa. Now what?

 

[david594]

Well that looks great, it seems that CT no longer contracts with Iowa. Now what?

Apply to schools that let you get in in-state tuition your second year.