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Hello UC Davis SVM Class of 2022 applicants! I hope we all get in!
Best of luck you and to all applicants! Please don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have. My proverbial door is always open.Hello UC Davis SVM Class of 2022 applicants! I hope we all get in!
Extremely unrelated, but your dog is adorable. That is all. Bye.Hello
Same goes for me!Best of luck you and to all applicants! Please don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have. My proverbial door is always open.
I'm super nervous about this application cycle. I noticed on the UC Davis website the number of applicants from last year to this year increased by 300 (700 for 2020 to 1000 for 2021). It definitely hiked up the GPAs and GRE scores.
I'm super nervous about this application cycle. I noticed on the UC Davis website the number of applicants from last year to this year increased by 300 (700 for 2020 to 1000 for 2021). It definitely hiked up the GPAs and GRE scores.
That's what the director of admissions at Cornell seemed to think!So they don't think that trend is going to continue this cycle?
Yeah she told me the same thing, although I'm not really sure how she would know that. Hopefully it's the case though!That's what the director of admissions at Cornell seemed to think!
Do you mind telling us your statistics? I'd like to compare my stats to yours! Also good luck this time around!Hello all! Second time applying. Got an interview last year but unfortunately was not offered admission. Crossing my fingers for good news in the near future. Feel free to ask me for advice as well! Good luck to you all!
Do you mind telling us your statistics? I'd like to compare my stats to yours! Also good luck this time around!
Are you In State or OOS?Do you mind telling us your statistics? I'd like to compare my stats to yours! Also good luck this time around!
Oh yea you don't have anything to worry about! We have pretty similar stats (not gre score) you are in the clear.I'm in state! Here are my stats
Overall: 3.7
Science: 3.73
Last 45: 3.78
Quant:70% going to retake it again to get above the 74% average last year!
I'm in state! Here are my stats
Overall: 3.7
Science: 3.73
Last 45: 3.78
Quant:70% going to retake it again to get above the 74% average last year!
ANNNNOOUUUNNNCCCEEEMMMMEEENNNNNTTT
Apparently, UC Davis might go with the Holistic View this year, as opposed to just looking at our GPA's and GRE scores.
Best of luck you and to all applicants! Please don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have. My proverbial door is always open.
There are no supplemental application essays! Just demographic information like ethnicity and state of residence. It took maybe ten minutes. Just finish the VMCAS and you'll be fine!Hey I am applying to UCDavis and do you mind sharing the supplemental application questions? I would like to start working on them now. Thank you much!
Hey Coopah, thanks so much for getting back to me, but I when I talked to the admission lady she said there are a few essay questions that we need to write. Mmmm I guess they changed it! Oh well more essay to write I guessThere are no supplemental application essays! Just demographic information like ethnicity and state of residence. It took maybe ten minutes. Just finish the VMCAS and you'll be fine!
Hey Coopah, thanks so much for getting back to me, but I when I talked to the admission lady she said there are a few essay questions that we need to write. Mmmm I guess they changed it! Oh well more essay to write I guess
Lots of places seem to be changing it and adding more stuff because they changed the personal statement stuff 😕Oh wow they must have changed it up this year! Best of luck!
Lots of places seem to be changing it and adding more stuff because they changed the personal statement stuff 😕
I think that UC Davis is doing a great job of taking a holistic approach since the number is NOT a GOOD factor in determining if the student can perform effectively during the vet school. College and Vet school are very different. If a student is successful in college doesn't mean he/she is also successful in vet school. Beside, most "booksmart" students don't make great veterinarians. I have dealt with a few vets that were booksmart but didn't know **** in the field. Also, starting next year, most schools don't accept the stupid GRE scores. yay to that also 🙂It's weird for UC Davis though because they didn't use to even read the personal statement- strictly numbers until interviews. I guess they're really changing things this year!
I think that UC Davis is doing a great job of taking a holistic approach since the number is NOT a GOOD factor in determining if the student can perform effectively during the vet school. College and Vet school are very different. If a student is successful in college doesn't mean he/she is also successful in vet school. Beside, most "booksmart" students don't make great veterinarians. I have dealt with a few vets that were booksmart but didn't know **** in the field. Also, starting next year, most schools don't accept the stupid GRE scores. yay to that also 🙂
Yup. Some people are all around smart and have a personality to boot.Be careful with generalizations like this. I understand what you're trying to say, but everyone in vet school is at least decently "booksmart"; although some schools have more holistic admissions processes than others, the fact remains that the overall process heavily selects for "booksmart" applicants because you do need to be able to reasonably perform academically to make it through vet school. It's a whole other world from undergrad in terms of volume and difficulty.
And some of us are idiots who are just good at cramming. 😉Yup. Some people are all around smart and have a personality to boot.
Hey, sorry didn't mean to denigrate anyone but I know people with a 4.0 couldn't make it during vet schools and got kicked out. And I also said some booksmart people not every single one of them 😉You're making some pretty broad generalizations. There's also no need to put other people down. (I guess it depends on your definition, but I'd say most vets are pretty book smart!)
Can you do well in vet school despite a less than perfect undergrad GPA? Can you be a fantastic vet despite low grades in undergrad and vet school? Of course! But yes, undergraduate GPA is a good indicator of who will perform well in vet school. I don't know of research specifically for vet school, but for med students, research shows a positive correlation between undergrad GPA and med school GPA, and between med school GPA and performance as a doctor. I'd imagine vet school is similar.
I think it's also worth mentioning that UC Davis has updated their website for this application cycle, but they haven't listed any changes to the process. Until there's more information, there's no saying just how "holistic" it'll be.
Hey, sorry didn't mean to denigrate anyone but I know people with a 4.0 couldn't make it during vet schools and got kicked out. And I also said some booksmart people not every single one of them 😉
Could you share your statistic (overall GPA, Science GPA, the last 45 GPA, and your GRE score) with us if you don't mind? ThanksYou said most 😉
But yeah, I know what you meant.
Are you a Vet student?Yup. Some people are all around smart and have a personality to boot.
Are you a vet student?And some of us are idiots who are just good at cramming. 😉
Vet Student and ModGod ExtraordinaireAre you a Vet student?
She be a vetAre you a vet student?
Are you a vet student?She be a vet
I am. Why do you ask?Are you a Vet student?
Could you share your statistic (overall GPA, Science GPA, the last 45 GPA, and your GRE score) with us if you don't mind? Thanks
Are you a Vet student?
Not anymore! 😉Are you a vet student?
Are you a Vet student?
Are you a vet student?
Are you a vet student?
If you don't mind me asking, What kind of updates were made on their website?You're making some pretty broad generalizations. There's also no need to put other people down. (I guess it depends on your definition, but I'd say most vets are pretty book smart!)
Can you do well in vet school despite a less than perfect undergrad GPA? Can you be a fantastic vet despite low grades in undergrad and vet school? Of course! But yes, undergraduate GPA is a good indicator of who will perform well in vet school. I don't know of research specifically for vet school, but for med students, research shows a positive correlation between undergrad GPA and med school GPA, and between med school GPA and performance as a doctor. I'd imagine vet school is similar.
I think it's also worth mentioning that UC Davis has updated their website for this application cycle, but they haven't listed any changes to the process. Until there's more information, there's no saying just how "holistic" it'll be.
Just dates. 2017/2018 instead of 2016/2017.If you don't mind me asking, What kind of updates were made on their website?
You said you are OOS, may I ask what 's your home state?Just dates. 2017/2018 instead of 2016/2017.
You said you are OOS, may I ask what 's your home state?
Why do you want to know?
Let's stray away from the interrogation like mood in this thread. In terms of applications, I see that the interviews are the first/second week of December and the fact that we find out UC Davis' decision in January (i think) does this mean we will know if we got in (or not!) before all the other vet schools let us know their decisions?Why do you want to know?