Required Course Question

[lalzi22]

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I am having a bit of trouble locating some info... does anyone know what schools require (as in MUST have in order to attend) animal nutrition. I know Auburn and A&M require it...anyone else?

 

[GellaBella]

NCSU and UFl both require both animal science and animal nutrition.

 

[ckd816]

I think Oregon State, Oklahoma State and Kansas State require it, but it would be easy to check on the AAVMC website for most of the others.

 

[lalzi22]

I think Oregon State, Oklahoma State and Kansas State require it, but it would be easy to check on the AAVMC website for most of the others.

I find that site tends to be wrong. For example, it says nothing about Calc for Ohio, but Ohio requires calc...so I don't like to go by that site.

Specifically I was wondering about Kansas, Ohio, UPenn, Michigan, Cornell, Tufts, Illinois, Wisconsin and VMRCVM.

 

[OtakuVet]

According to VMSAR (2009), it seems that Kansas State's special thing is public speaking. Microbiology with lab and of course genetics
I also checked the VMSAR for Ohio and it says in Math alegebra and Trig. I suggest going by the personal websites then. Because its looking like the information may have recently changed since the VMSAR was made.

 

[racccjlm]

I don't think K-State requires nutrition...at least it's not listed on their site...

http://www.vet.ksu.edu/admit/requirements.htm

 

[ckd816]

I find that site tends to be wrong. For example, it says nothing about Calc for Ohio, but Ohio requires calc...so I don't like to go by that site.

Specifically I was wondering about Kansas, Ohio, UPenn, Michigan, Cornell, Tufts, Illinois, Wisconsin and VMRCVM.

Oh apparently I was wrong about Kansas according to that website. So did you just end up emailing schools to confirm their requirements? I haven't applied yet so I didn't know anyone was having that problem! 🙁

 

[racccjlm]

Oh apparently I was wrong about Kansas according to that website. So did you just end up emailing schools to confirm their requirements? I haven't applied yet so I didn't know anyone was having that problem! 🙁

Mmm...I basically just went off of the course requirements on the school official websites. I did email Kansas about a question I had for expository writing I and II...and they basically said if you can prove with a syllabus that 60% or more of your grade in an english course was writing, then it counts.

 

[GellaBella]

I applied to Upenn Tufts and Cornell. None of them require animal science or animal nutrition. I'm not sure about the others you're looking at. 🙂

 

[ckd816]

Mmm...I basically just went off of the course requirements on the school official websites. I did email Kansas about a question I had for expository writing I and II...and they basically said if you can prove with a syllabus that 60% or more of your grade in an english course was writing, then it counts.

Oh, right. That makes sense! Can you tell I just woke up recently?? haha 😳

 

[BlacKAT33]

I find that site tends to be wrong. For example, it says nothing about Calc for Ohio, but Ohio requires calc...so I don't like to go by that site.

Specifically I was wondering about Kansas, Ohio, UPenn, Michigan, Cornell, Tufts, Illinois, Wisconsin and VMRCVM.

Upenn, Illinois, wisc, and VMRCVM do not require nutrition because i applied to them and have not taken it!

 

[racccjlm]

Oh, right. That makes sense! Can you tell I just woke up recently?? haha 😳

haha no worries 😉

 

[twelvetigers]

OKState wants it for sure. I think Florida does too? I know Florida wants Intro to AnSci...

 

[nymeria1]

At florida, however, you have the option to take Animal Sci/Nutrition at UF the summer before you matriculate, if you are accepted. You just have to check off the little box on your supplemental app.

 

[Sophie10]

Things I know for sure:

Michigan wants it.
Ohio does not.

 

[sumstorm]

Just remember these requirements change year to year. So make sure you check for the year you want to attend/class you want to graduate in.