Schools without supplemental apps?

[CBRGrl]

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Hey Guys,

I was curious, I've been all over UC Davis's website and have come to the conclusion that they don't require a supplemental app. Is this true? Anyone else know of any other schools that dont require a SA?

Thanks!

 

[twelvetigers]

OKSU's supp is almost nonexistent. Just name, address, and $40 processing fee. That's all.

 

[ShelterGirl]

UC Davis does not require a supplemental app (but they do have additional career-diversity-type forms that you can fill out if they apply to you).

Penn also doesn't have a supplemental.

 

[chordy4]

Penn also doesn't have a supplemental.

well, actually they KIND OF have a supplemental. it's nothing major though, essentially just your name, any family affiliations with the school, what you field of interest is in vet med...really just a one page sheet you fill out and mail back. what's ridiculous is that last year they didn't have any sort of fee associated with it, it was just sent to you, you sent it back. i was perusing their website recently and noticed that this year you have to pay $40. i mean seriously? it is literally 1-page of fill-in-the-blank.

 

[OSJ]

I think Mississippi had a very short one, something like write your name, your vmcas id and contact info.

 

[SillyFilly]

Tennessee has the same super short supplemental.

Purdue also had no supplemental.

 

[VetMed555]

Auburn has a pretty short supplemental: Just write why you're apllying to Auburn. (Mine was 3/4 of a page long).

 

[CookieBear]

KSU had a simple one - name, address, schools, simple info.

 

[cscip]

Ohio State invites you to submit a supplemental application if you make it through the first elimination (grades, GRE, etc.). That way if they aren't going to consider you, you don't have to waste the time and money on their supplemental. It was also pretty short, I think they asked about extracurriculars and descriptions of experience. No formal essay though.

 

[ri23]

I think Ohio is changing theirs though.

 

[millie]

Minnesota just has application fee, there was no supplemental application.