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I keep seeing questions about which schools highly consider last 45 GPA, allow in-state residency after one year, do grade replacement etc...and I thought it might be useful to compile those things in one place. If you think of more lists that might be useful to add to this list, comment below! Also if you have any additions or corrections in general. Note I only looked at US schools because I may be bored but I'm not that bored.
Disclaimer: These lists are intended as a starting point. Please do your own research for confirmation and remember that information may not be up to date.
In-State Residency/Tuition After First Year (This does not necessarily mean lowest COA!)
UC Davis
Missouri
North Carolina State
Ohio State
Washington State
Last 45 GPA Weighted More Than Cumulative
UC Davis
Iowa State**
Kansas State**
Louisiana State**
Minnesota**
Michigan State (last 36)
**These schools do not consider cumulative GPA at all
Grade Replacement
Michigan State: GR for science prereqs ("We use the most recent grade if you have repeated a science pre-requisite.") Source: DVM Program
Iowa State: full GR ("If a course is repeated, the most recent grade received will be used in the GPA calculation and replaces any previous grades.") Source: Course Requirements | Iowa State University
Minnesota: if 3+ years old ("Repeated courses are both considered if retaken within three years; only the new grade is used if it has been three or more years since the course was first taken.") Source: How Applicants are Evaluated and for prereqs ("The highest grade received will be used in the prerequisite course GPA calculation.") Source: their brochure
Wisconsin-Madison: GR for prereqs only ("For the purpose of required coursework GPA calculation, the highest grade earned should be the only course grade used in the required coursework GPA calculation.”) Source: previous applicant email
Lowest OOS Acceptance Rates (#seats/#applicants)
Washington State - 1.5% (2.7% with non-sponsored WICHE seats included)
Colorado State - 1.9-2.4%
NC State - 2.3%
Michigan State - 2.4%
Wisconsin - 2.7%
Tennessee - 2.7%
Georgia - 2.8%
Virginia-Maryland - 2.9%
**Note: some schools move through their waitlists more than others. The best ratio to look at would actually be #applicants offered admission/total#applicants, but that data is harder to find.**
Highest OOS Acceptance Rate
Texas A&M - 11.5% (average OOS GPA 3.8)
Western - 9.7%
Midwestern - 9.6%
Tufts - 8.6%
Illinois - 7.3%
Penn - 7.3%
No OOS Interviews
Oregon State
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Cornell
Georgia
Iowa State
Give Points in Admissions Based on Credit Hours/Degree
UC Davis - bachelor's degree required
University of Tennessee - Phase One points given for # of credit hours
Schools which no longer require the GRE
Arizona
Bristol
Calgary
Cornell
Colorado State
UC Davis
UF
Glasgow
Guelph
KSU
ISU
LIU
Melbourne
Michigan State
Midwestern
Mississippi State
Mizzou
Murdoch
Ohio State
Purdue
RVC
Sydney
Tufts
WCVM/Saskatchewan
VMCVM
Resources for more information:
AAVMC General Info Chart
Pre-Req Chart
I am obviously very, very bored and probably avoiding unpacking or the list of other tedious things I should be working on
Disclaimer: These lists are intended as a starting point. Please do your own research for confirmation and remember that information may not be up to date.
In-State Residency/Tuition After First Year (This does not necessarily mean lowest COA!)
UC Davis
Missouri
North Carolina State
Ohio State
Washington State
Last 45 GPA Weighted More Than Cumulative
UC Davis
Iowa State**
Kansas State**
Louisiana State**
Minnesota**
Michigan State (last 36)
**These schools do not consider cumulative GPA at all
Grade Replacement
Michigan State: GR for science prereqs ("We use the most recent grade if you have repeated a science pre-requisite.") Source: DVM Program
Iowa State: full GR ("If a course is repeated, the most recent grade received will be used in the GPA calculation and replaces any previous grades.") Source: Course Requirements | Iowa State University
Minnesota: if 3+ years old ("Repeated courses are both considered if retaken within three years; only the new grade is used if it has been three or more years since the course was first taken.") Source: How Applicants are Evaluated and for prereqs ("The highest grade received will be used in the prerequisite course GPA calculation.") Source: their brochure
Wisconsin-Madison: GR for prereqs only ("For the purpose of required coursework GPA calculation, the highest grade earned should be the only course grade used in the required coursework GPA calculation.”) Source: previous applicant email
Lowest OOS Acceptance Rates (#seats/#applicants)
Washington State - 1.5% (2.7% with non-sponsored WICHE seats included)
Colorado State - 1.9-2.4%
NC State - 2.3%
Michigan State - 2.4%
Wisconsin - 2.7%
Tennessee - 2.7%
Georgia - 2.8%
Virginia-Maryland - 2.9%
**Note: some schools move through their waitlists more than others. The best ratio to look at would actually be #applicants offered admission/total#applicants, but that data is harder to find.**
Highest OOS Acceptance Rate
Texas A&M - 11.5% (average OOS GPA 3.8)
Western - 9.7%
Midwestern - 9.6%
Tufts - 8.6%
Illinois - 7.3%
Penn - 7.3%
No OOS Interviews
Oregon State
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Cornell
Georgia
Iowa State
Give Points in Admissions Based on Credit Hours/Degree
UC Davis - bachelor's degree required
University of Tennessee - Phase One points given for # of credit hours
Schools which no longer require the GRE
Arizona
Bristol
Calgary
Cornell
Colorado State
UC Davis
UF
Glasgow
Guelph
KSU
ISU
LIU
Melbourne
Michigan State
Midwestern
Mississippi State
Mizzou
Murdoch
Ohio State
Purdue
RVC
Sydney
Tufts
WCVM/Saskatchewan
VMCVM
Resources for more information:
AAVMC General Info Chart
Public Data - AAVMC
The American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges provides access to certain data sets to the general public via our website. We are pleased to release the most recent collection of data for the 2022-2023 academic year. The report includes data on faculty, students, applicants and tuition...
www.aavmc.org
Admitted Student Statistics - AAVMC
The American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges has developed the Profile of Admitted Students (PAS) tool to help prospective students understand the admissions landscape at each college of veterinary medicine to which they are applying. This tool, as a guideline, provides data from the...
www.aavmc.org
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I am obviously very, very bored and probably avoiding unpacking or the list of other tedious things I should be working on
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