UC Davis Supplemental

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So I am applying to UC Davis and I have looked at every page on their website (or so it seems) and I do not see a place for a supplemental application. Does UC Davis not require a supplemental application. That would be really cool. Thanks.

 

[GeeQued]

So I am applying to UC Davis and I have looked at every page on their website (or so it seems) and I do not see a place for a supplemental application. Does UC Davis not require a supplemental application. That would be really cool. Thanks.

http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/studentprograms/subpages/diversity_form.pdf

Its not a requirement but I think filling it out if you fall under any of the things listed apply to you, I filled it out when I applied. (Might as well it doesn't cost anything and wont take that much time)

 

[KittyRex]

There's also this form for applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds (also optional)http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/studentprograms/subpages/vmop_application.pdf

I didn't end up filling it out (although I could have), but I do know people who did. From what I understand, if you fill out the VMOP and get offered an interview with the admissions committee at UC Davis SVM, you will be required to do an additional interview with the VMOP committee (which will then give thier recommendations to the admissions committee)

 

[nyanko]

http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/studentprograms/subpages/diversity_form.pdf

Its not a requirement but I think filling it out if you fall under any of the things listed apply to you, I filled it out when I applied. (Might as well it doesn't cost anything and wont take that much time)

Yeah, you should only really fill this out if you are actually interested in going into one of those areas.

UC Davis has no required supplemental.

 

[Pomona2006]

All I did for Davis was check the school's name off on VMCAS.

In hindsight I probably could have filled out one or both of the additional forms, but I didn't for various reasons. Oh well, it worked out for me.