Same, but I had mine November 24th. Has yours been moved to committee review yet?
How can i tell?
Same I interviewed back in early October
I did because I was done with retaking classes this fall. But you can probably wait until you’re done with spring semester unless they ask. But I’m sure it won’t hurt to send now. This is the email my interviewer told me to send it to [email protected]
I sent my transcript with my organic chem pre-req!
Do you happen to know where I can find the address to send my fall transcript to Ross?
Me too! I submitted through VMCAS in September (for Fall 2021) but I haven’t heard anything at all yet.
Not an interview or anything?
I haven't heard anything about an interview or rejection. I receive their emails they send out to everyone but nothing regarding my application.
Did you apply for fall? I wouldn’t start to worry just yet. Last I heard, they are trying to fill up their spring class before the fall.
yes, I applied for fall 2021. thanks for the info! makes me feel more at ease!
I received my interview invite via email
I applied during September through VMCAS as well. I never received an application tracking page or any real contact about my application since the interview. I wouldn’t worry too much about it.
Yes! I got accepted to St George’s, and interviewed with LMU and Western. I am sending my deposit to Ross to hold the seat because I do really love Ross- a few of my friends went there an have such amazing things to save about it. Will have to weigh my options if I get accepted anywhere else.
The deposit is due in 2 weeks since I deferred a semester
I'm waiting to hear back from St. George's! Did Ross or St. G stand out to you for any particular reason?
I had friends who went to both! I really liked that Ross has a clinical affiliation with UC Davis (that’s my dream school). But I did hear the accelerated program at Ross can lead to a higher dropout rate (not sure about facts on this but just from what my friends who went there told me). And I know the island schools give a lot of hands on experience which I think is awesome - and a lot of opportunities to work for the public there (volunteering to help wild dogs, shelters, the community with pets). I think both schools have awesome programs I would be happy to go to either. So I think it just comes down to clinical affiliates and program details and stuff like that!
Don't let the rejections get you down, everything happens for a reason and there is a reason they were not the ones for you. I am hoping to get accepted into an island school myself. I am sort of nervous about moving of course, but the experience will be so worth it that I think it beats any nerves. Think about it.... you may be far away from home but you are going to be a VETERINARIAN!! And if this is the place willing to give you a chance to make it happen, then go for it! I think it's always important to go with the thing that scares you in regards to following your dreams/self growth. The cost is concerning yes, but at the end of the day money is money and it dies with you, following your dreams should come before any price tag ✨ 😍👩⚕️💉🐾
UC Davis is gorgeous 😍 I work with a Vet who went there and she talks so highly of it.
Ooof. Got me all in the feels this morning with that. Love it!
That's so exciting! When did you interview and for what semester?
