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Thanks honeyI'll message you.
Thanks honeyI'll message you.
I tried to start a conversation with you and it said that I could not, so if you want me to respond you will need to start a conversation with me.Thanks honey
mmm I'm new to sdn let me figure out how to hold on pleaseI tried to start a conversation with you and it said that I could not, so if you want me to respond you will need to start a conversation with me.
Did you apply to UC Davis?? Because if so, this is the second school thread you're complaining on because you didn't read their requirements or their webpage saying how they evaluate applicants until after applying there this cycle.How the h*** is that even fair??? They don't even care about OOS's personal statement, veterinary and other experiences, VMCAS essay questions? ONLY GPA's and GRE scores? How the h*** is that even consider a "holistic" review?
Un effin believable
*The selection of interviewees is a two-step process:
Effective with the 2017-2018 application cycle interviewees will be selected as follows:
1.) The Admissions Committee will rank your application based on your GPA’s (most recent 45 semester units & overall VMCAS science GPA), highest quantitative GRE score, and three letters of recommendation.
2.) The next 180 applicants (California only) in rank order (based on the above factors) will be reviewed by the School’s Admissions Committee.
- The top 180 applicants will be invited for interview based on their rank.
- These top 180 interviewees will be comprised of the top 10% of the non-resident applicant pool (approximately 50 applicants) and the top 25% (approximately) of California/WICHE applicants.
- The application review will include: personal statement, veterinary and other experiences, VMCAS essay questions, eLORs, and education.
- The Admissions Committee will select the remaining 60 interviewees from the holistic application review.
- 10-25 applicants will be placed on the interview waitlist
your point?Did you apply to UC Davis?? Because if so, this is the second school thread you're complaining on because you didn't read their requirements or their webpage saying how they evaluate applicants until after applying there this cycle.
Don't complain that schools have a different evaluating method than you think they should or they require certain classes that would be expensive for you to take after applying to the schools. That information is all available on their websites and can be looked up prior to applying to them. You didn't have to apply to UC Davis or NCSU, but you did and didn't look at how they evaluate you at Davis or that you need nutrition at NCSU before applying and then complained months after you said you submitted. All that information was available to you before applying, so why did you apply there if you didn't like their methods?Yes, and your point?
Dude go back swimming I have 99 problems and your input on here ain’t one of them! So go away ain’t no one care about your commentsDon't complain that schools have a different evaluating method than you think they should or they require certain classes that would be expensive for you to take after applying to the schools. That information is all available on their websites and can be looked up prior to applying to them. You didn't have to apply to UC Davis or NCSU, but you did and didn't look at how they evaluate you at Davis or that you need nutrition at NCSU before applying and then complained months after you said you submitted. All that information was available to you before applying, so why did you apply there if you didn't like their methods?
Beside it’s called freedom of speech first amendment I can say whatever I want whenever I wantDon't complain that schools have a different evaluating method than you think they should or they require certain classes that would be expensive for you to take after applying to the schools. That information is all available on their websites and can be looked up prior to applying to them. You didn't have to apply to UC Davis or NCSU, but you did and didn't look at how they evaluate you at Davis or that you need nutrition at NCSU before applying and then complained months after you said you submitted. All that information was available to you before applying, so why did you apply there if you didn't like their methods?
Dude go back swimming I have 99 problems and your input on here ain’t one of them! So go away ain’t no one care about your comments
As can I. And other people are thinking the same thing TBH, just no one wants to say anything, hence the likes on my comment.Beside it’s called freedom of speech first amendment I can say whatever I want whenever I want
As can I. And other people are thinking the same thing TBH, just no one wants to say anything, hence the likes on my comment.
Have a fabulous day, topgunner!
Dude go back swimming I have 99 problems and your input on here ain’t one of them! So go away ain’t no one care about your comments
Beside it’s called freedom of speech first amendment I can say whatever I want whenever I want
I’m glad you got a sense of gratification with 4 likes chicken head.
I’m glad you got a sense of gratification with 4 likes chicken head.
When you say exactly what I'm going to post, makes my life that much easier.As can I. And other people are thinking the same thing TBH, just no one wants to say anything, hence the likes on my comment.
Have a fabulous day, topgunner!
Learning from the saltiest!When you say exactly what I'm going to post, makes my life that much easier.
Correct. But it is a two-way street. Both you and SkiOtter, as well as everyone else, can post wherever they see fit if they feel like they have something to say or want to add to the discussion.
ETA: ...that said, you may want to keep an eye on the language and general tone of your posts. Especially because you're currently in the application process---it could come back to bite you. I know for a fact that a lot of vet school adcomms do monitor/watch these boards and you're not nearly as anonymous as you may think.
It's always been the Egg.@SkiOtter so if you’re a chicken [head] and I’m Egg, does that mean we finally get to settle the age-old dispute?
Edit: It was the Egg.
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@SkiOtter so if you’re a chicken [head] and I’m Egg, does that mean we finally get to settle the age-old dispute?
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But then where did the egg come from if not a chicken???It's always been the Egg.
Hi everyone, I was just wondering if I have a fighting chance to get an interview this year with my stats as OOS. I applied last year but didn't get an interview, so I'm hoping I raised my scores up enough.
Quantitative GRE: 160 (76%)
Cumulative GPA: 3.78
Last 45 GPA: 3.77
VMCAS overall science GPA: 3.73
I'd say you definitely have a shot, unfortunately it's all dependent on the caliber other people applying. They will take a certain number of OOS for interviews but luckily if you do get one it's a level from then on! They take the top interview scores regardless of IS or OOS. Good luck!Hi everyone, I was just wondering if I have a fighting chance to get an interview this year with my stats as OOS. I applied last year but didn't get an interview, so I'm hoping I raised my scores up enough.
Quantitative GRE: 160 (76%)
Cumulative GPA: 3.78
Last 45 GPA: 3.77
VMCAS overall science GPA: 3.73
What? CONGRATS! Are you IS? Did they send you an email?Just got an interview invite!
Just got an interview invite!
What? CONGRATS! Are you IS? Did they send you an email?
@tbirdd123 When are you thinking about interviewing?
Congrats interview buddys! Are you guys freaking out about the MMI's as much as I am?
Any recommendations on sites that you thought were most helpful ?Congratulations to all of you selected for interviews! Don't stress too much about the MMIs, but do practice. There are lots of free MMI practice prompts online. Use a timer (you will have limited time to compose and deliver your response, and you really should practice to get used to the time pressure) and find a partner to listen and give you feedback if possible. If anyone has questions, let me know! I just can't talk about the prompts themselves. Those are top secret.
Do you know if we get any paper during the 3 minutes we have to prepare to make some quick bullet points?
Any recommendations on sites that you thought were most helpful ?
You don't get paper in the 3 preparation minutes, but you do get paper inside most rooms.Do you know if we get any paper during the 3 minutes we have to prepare to make some quick bullet points?
Thank you so muchNone in particular. I just Googled MMI prompts and went through the ones I found. I did like the YouTube videos out there demonstrating how people respond to MMI prompts. Most of the resources you'll find are for med school applicants, which is fine.