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This thread is for discussing applications to Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine in the 2025-2026 (class of 2030 hopefuls) cycle.
Texas A&M 2025-2026 (c/o 2030 hopefuls)
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vetschoolhopeful101
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Anyone have suggestions where specific information can be found regarding main campus vs VERO 2+2 program? Right now, I'm only planning to apply to main campus, but maybe I need to consider VERO. I can't find anything really other than small class on one campus/city for 2 years then merging with the larger class on main campus for last 2 years. Thanks for the insights!
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Hey! I will be a first year at vero this fall! I also worked at A&M teaching hospital for two years, happy to answer any questions or confusion you may have w the programs! feel free to message me 🙂
I just finished my first year at VERO and cannot say enough good things about it! If you have questions, feel free to message me!
Excited to have you in Canyon soon!!
Hey everyone! Does anyone know when the animal nutrition prerequisite requirement must be completed by for A&M? I am applying for admission in 2026, so would I need to complete this course by the application deadline (Aug 29th), or do I have some leeway until May of 2026? Any insight would be very helpful.
Email them in case it changed, but as far as last cycle the only courses you had to have completed at a certain time were Orgo 1, Biochem, and Phys 1 (enrolled to be completed end of fall semester). I completed my animal nutrition prereq in March of this year I believe.
Hello, first time applicant and working through the TMDSAS application for TAMU. I am putting my meaningful experiences down and one significant one i would like to put is my first professional job.
However, while i learned valuable skills that have opened up many doors for me and got me where i am now, it caused pretty severe mental health problems that i have had to overcome, like anxiety and negative self talk (and more that i wont be going into lol).
I just wondered if it was appropriate to talk about how i learned NOT to behave in management, and how i had to unlearn a lot of negative self talk and it pushed me to have proper work-life balance?
Thanks in advance!
However, while i learned valuable skills that have opened up many doors for me and got me where i am now, it caused pretty severe mental health problems that i have had to overcome, like anxiety and negative self talk (and more that i wont be going into lol).
I just wondered if it was appropriate to talk about how i learned NOT to behave in management, and how i had to unlearn a lot of negative self talk and it pushed me to have proper work-life balance?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi guys! Is the VERO 2+2 program more focused on students who want to go into the large animal field? sort of confused about it?
Hi! I’m about to start my second year at VERO, and while I would say the program is designed with students wanting to pursue rural veterinary medicine in mind, our class is pretty split on who wants to do large vs. small vs. mixed animal practice. If you have more specific questions, feel free to message me!
