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I got the email as wellWell that was a wonder email to wake up to
I got the email as wellWell that was a wonder email to wake up to
Kinda sucks that first response I got from a school was a rejection. Other four schools haven't sent anything out yet, but still not a good feeling. Oh well.
Thanks girl, I needed THAT. You are completely right!Ah that was me too! Haha, I got a swift rejection from Davis the beginning of November and I absolutely loved the school. My confidence was shot and I was starting to panic and worry about my application. You have 4 more schools! It ain't over until they all reject you and it only takes one acceptance to make you a doctor. My friend was rejected four times in a row last application cycle. The last school to get back to her accepted her, hahaha. And she didn't hear until MID MARCH. So you're still in the game ^_^ !
I read somewhere that it's about 200-250! Maybe more this year because they had a lot more applicants?Don't give up hope guys. It's still early in the process! I hope everyone gets in. Does anyone know how many people are interviewed at Missouri?
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I'm in the same boat as you... first rejection, five more to go. It doesn't help that the other five schools all rank higher than Mizzou. Sigh. I guess it still ain't over til it's over Hang in there friends!Yeah got my rejection email last night as well. That's my first response from vet schools so kinda discouraged. Have 5 more to hear back from though so I guess we will see. Congrats to all who got interviews!
No. Too many applicants this year they said, though Kathy was very nice and gave some generic feedback.Does Mizzou provide file reviews?
No. Too many applicants this year they said, though Kathy was very nice and gave some generic feedback.
Ah, so you already sought out some feedback? Have they given file reviews in the past when there were fewer applicants, that you know of?
I'm in the same boat as you... first rejection, five more to go. It doesn't help that the other five schools all rank higher than Mizzou. Sigh. I guess it still ain't over til it's over Hang in there friends!
I was rejected for Mizzou and got an interview from another school I applied to which was twice as high in rank, and I have a gpa lower than 3.5. Don't get discouraged yet!
Has anyone else not heard back in regards to a denial or interview? When will they send out the next batch?
Same thing happened to me! It seems like it has happened to a lot of people this year. There were several people on another thread I was reading who were rejected by Mizzou but received an interview at another school. Every school has different criteria, so if you didn't get an interview at Mizzou, is IS possible to get an interview elsewhere!
It wasn't me (I think mmmdreamerz?) but someone got rejected from Mizzou but an interview from Ohio state two days later!Which school did you get an offer from?
It wasn't me (I think mmmdreamerz?) but someone got rejected from Mizzou but an interview from Ohio state two days later!
Wow, that's definitely a jump in rank. Wonder how Mizzou picks their applicants for an interview. And as far as "rank" goes... does it really matter all that much if you go to a vet school like Cornell versus going to Mizzou?
So here is how I respond to ranks. First, what do the ranks mean? They only mean what is used to determine the ranks. The most commonly cited ranking system is one in which schools are required to rank the other schools, which creates a system of, "If you vote for me, I'll vote for you." Some people don't buy into this at all, ie. Kansas State, and thus consistently are always in the bottom few for that reason. Some other ones are based off research funding, and others (I am less familiar with the lesser known ones), but I have seen little to none that rank based off NAVLE scores, which is what really matters to the everyday student (will I pass and become a veterinarian based off of the teachings of this school?) Mizzou consistently has between 99 and 100% pass rate on the NAVLE, which is pretty phenomenal in my eyes.Wow, that's definitely a jump in rank. Wonder how Mizzou picks their applicants for an interview. And as far as "rank" goes... does it really matter all that much if you go to a vet school like Cornell versus going to Mizzou?
It wasn't me (I think mmmdreamerz?) but someone got rejected from Mizzou but an interview from Ohio state two days later!
Wow, that's definitely a jump in rank. Wonder how Mizzou picks their applicants for an interview. And as far as "rank" goes... does it really matter all that much if you go to a vet school like Cornell versus going to Mizzou?
Yep. It was me.
In hindsight, I have decent "numbers" (3.7 range cumulative, science, and last 45) but Mizzou seems to be a very experience-heavy school with regard to veterinary experience and I think that hurt me. I have lots of small animal, lots of research, and good amount of equine, but less than 100 hours for large animal (most of my large experience is research based). That's not to say they wouldn't pick someone else in the same situation (we are all so different!), but when you have as many applicants as these schools get, you have to make cuts.
Ranking really doesn't matter. STL explains it
Well, I have a lot of diverse experience and still didn't make the cut. Maybe they were looking for all across the board students, which I'm sure a lot of people with high gpa AND a lot of experience applied.
Very true!Like I said, everyone is so different and all the schools look for different things. Just because one says no, doesn't mean another won't say yes.
For anyone still looking, so far I've found AirBnB to be cheaper than any motel everywhere I've checked.So I was looking at groupons for hotels in St. Louis. Couldn't find any, but I did find discounted tickets for a zombie escape game. In case your vet school interview wasn't stressful enough, you can panic as you try to escape from a zombie while locked in a room somewhere in St. Louis.
Update: I managed to figure my interview schedules out.
So, I emailed Kathy asking about how many interviews were sent out. This was her response.
"We received almost 900 non-resident applications, more applications than any other year. We invited 249 students to interview and 230 accepted our offer.
There are schools that are now sending acceptances out. If we follow the same pattern as in past years, we expect to loose maybe fifteen or twenty of the 230 that are scheduled for interviews with them hearing from their first choice schools."
So I'd say if you got an interview, you have a decent shot of getting accepted or on the waitlist! Good luck to everyone with interviews!!!
Someone who actually attends Mizzou can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it's split straight down the middle with right around 60 for both IS and OOS.Do you know how many OOS seats there are? Their admissions guide says the total class size is 120, but I couldn't find the IS/OOS breakdown
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's 60/60 but I've been told that they accept 100 OOS right off the bat!
This! 60/60, and in the past they have over-accepted 100-120 OOS right away.It's very typically 60/60. And the 100 in the past has been a fairly reliable number for how many OOS that they accept off the bat in the past, although don't be surprised if that number is possibly a little less.
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Would some people who got interviews mind sharing their stats? I'm planning on applying OOS next year and am curious to see them. Thanks in advance!
If you are looking for some average stats, this link provides you with the most recent classes statistics. Since there were more applicants this year, it's not a crazy thought that the numbers might be slightly elevated from last year.Would some people who got interviews mind sharing their stats? I'm planning on applying OOS next year and am curious to see them. Thanks in advance!
Who is getting excited for interviews this week and next week? Feel free to ask any questions on here about how the day goes, how the interview is, etc. y'all will do great
Well the whole day is basically scheduled around your interview and what you want to do.Hey! I'm interviewing on the 8th and I'm suuuuuuper excited! Would you mind going over how the whole day looks? Is there a tour or lunch or anything? I don't think I've gotten any emails yet and would love to be prepared! thanks in advance!