Massey 2025-2026 (c/o 2030 hopefuls)

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This thread is for discussing applications to Massey University School of Veterinary Science in the 2025-2026 (class of 2030 hopefuls) cycle.

 

[leesmallhsin]

Hello everyone. I am planning on applying to vet schools this cycle., and Massey is one of m top choice. I am wondering if there's a different between applying through VMCAS (due in September) and through direct application (due in November). Is there any pros and cons?

 

[cms204]

Hello everyone. I am planning on applying to vet schools this cycle., and Massey is one of m top choice. I am wondering if there's a different between applying through VMCAS (due in September) and through direct application (due in November). Is there any pros and cons?

You probably already made a decision, but I thought I'd share my experience anyway. I applied directly to Massey 2 years ago and the process was extremely drawn out and difficult to navigate. Ultimately, they denied me on the basis of a disability and I think that's what complicated the process so much, so YMMV. I think applying through VMCAS would be more streamlined and, hopefully, less of a headache.

I was considering reapplying this year and just got the admissions information guide from them. Unfortunately, due to being a nontraditional student with no recent full-time study, it looks like my application wouldn't even be considered for direct entry to the professional phase. I strongly recommend reviewing the document if you haven't and contacting admissions directly with any questions, they're very willing to help.

 

[graceless27]

You probably already made a decision, but I thought I'd share my experience anyway. I applied directly to Massey 2 years ago and the process was extremely drawn out and difficult to navigate. Ultimately, they denied me on the basis of a disability and I think that's what complicated the process so much, so YMMV. I think applying through VMCAS would be more streamlined and, hopefully, less of a headache.

I was considering reapplying this year and just got the admissions information guide from them. Unfortunately, due to being a nontraditional student with no recent full-time study, it looks like my application wouldn't even be considered for direct entry to the professional phase. I strongly recommend reviewing the document if you haven't and contacting admissions directly with any questions, they're very willing to help.

Thank you SO much for posting the doc, I hadn't come across it and had no idea about how they calculated the science GPA and am now sending them an email to ask a clarifying question

 

[leesmallhsin]

You probably already made a decision, but I thought I'd share my experience anyway. I applied directly to Massey 2 years ago and the process was extremely drawn out and difficult to navigate. Ultimately, they denied me on the basis of a disability and I think that's what complicated the process so much, so YMMV. I think applying through VMCAS would be more streamlined and, hopefully, less of a headache.

I was considering reapplying this year and just got the admissions information guide from them. Unfortunately, due to being a nontraditional student with no recent full-time study, it looks like my application wouldn't even be considered for direct entry to the professional phase. I strongly recommend reviewing the document if you haven't and contacting admissions directly with any questions, they're very willing to help.

Thank you! I've been contacting with their admissions for questions and I'll be applying directly to avoid the fee on VMCAS. Good luck with the application!