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someone asked that question on the first page, this was the answer:
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Does anyone know how many OOS students they accept?? Thanks!
They aren't increasing it until the new hospital is built. I'd say that would be in about 2 years?
Ahh maybe I misread it. I thought I had read that they were going to increase it the same year they broke ground on it. Maybe not though!
Has anyone had their residency status updated? Mine is still blank and its worrying me!
Huh, UGA called me today.
Got left a message saying they had an update about my application status when I was in class. Called back and was told they would form the class by the 22nd and inform applicants shortly after via snail mail.
Went into this not expecting much as an at large applicant but maybe there is a chance since they took the time to call me; I know at least one of my LORs got called as well.
Go figure. Well there you have it, pretty much what we already knew. Good luck peeps.
So UGA called you and told you that you would get a letter in the mail after the 22nd and that's it?? Did you give them any reason to call you or anything?
Did they specify if they were sending out just letters or will emails be sent out also?Just a heads up:
Called UGA yesterday and they informed me that they still have one more meeting on the 21st to finalize decisions, and letters will follow on the 22nd and after.
Also, does anyone know if they always call an eLOR?
He explicitly said traditional mail and made no mention of anything else when I was called, so I took that to mean no, probably no e-mails.Did they specify if they were sending out just letters or will emails be sent out also?
Thanks!
Does anyone know how many IS students applied this year?
Me too. I think it's only good in the sense that it's not bad. They haven't thrown our applications away yet but it doesn't mean we'll get in. People have gotten in without reference calls and vice versa. Can't wait til March...come on!Ehrmehgerd they have now called two of my references that I know of. Is that good or bad?!?!
Does anyone know how many IS students applied this year?
I heard there was close to 1200 applicants this year from a Vet whom spoke to us at our school last weekend, Im sure a majority of those are IS students!
I heard there was close to 1200 applicants this year from a Vet whom spoke to us at our school last weekend, Im sure a majority of those are IS students!
I know at other schools, for example Auburn, the vast majority of applicants are out of state. Why do you think for UGA the majority are IS?
I'm in state as well, I've just noticed that the other schools only average around 100 in state applicants. So I was just curious why so many Georgia residents apply.
What stats have you been looking at? I'd be very surprised if only 100 people applied to vet school. Even IS. 😕
Here is the information Auburn puts on their website: http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/home/eaducation/admissions/summary-and-stats
And while I was at Mississippi State, they were interview around 320 OOS applicants, and only had around 75 IS applicants.
I heard there was close to 1200 applicants this year from a Vet whom spoke to us at our school last weekend, Im sure a majority of those are IS students!
Hm. UGA has stats on their website for the class of 2015 and 2014 application data. Each of those years they had around 550 applicants total (and more at large than IS, and that doesn't include contract states). I know numbers of applicants have been going up across the board, but such a large difference occurring in only a couple of years seems unlikely to me.
http://vet.uga.edu/admissions/statistics
Isn't UGA one of those schools that used to require the biology GRE subject test, but doesn't anymore? Could explain part of a larger than normal increase in applications (though not necessarily all of it?).
I'm pretty sure that MSU said that they interview around 300 applicants total.
Also, my rejection from Auburn went something like this:
"we accept only forty students in each class who are not residents of Alabama or contract states. This year we had 902 applicants for those 40 positions."
Hm. UGA has stats on their website for the class of 2015 and 2014 application data. Each of those years they had around 550 applicants total (and more at large than IS, and that doesn't include contract states). I know numbers of applicants have been going up across the board, but such a large difference occurring in only a couple of years seems unlikely to me.
http://vet.uga.edu/admissions/statistics
I agree, but this was from the mouth of a large animal vet who does a lot of close work with the university vets at UGA. He came to speak with out Veterinary club at our school and said he got those numbers directly from his friend whom sits on the admissions committee. I highly doubt either him nor his contact would have exaggerated that extremely...
What stats have you been looking at? I'd be very surprised if only 100 people applied to vet school. Even IS. 😕
But I also don't think that the state of Georgia fosters nearly 8 times as many hopeful veterinarians than other states. I don't know. I guess I'm just hoping there aren't that many IS applicants to better my chances!
But I also don't think that the state of Georgia fosters nearly 8 times as many hopeful veterinarians than other states. I don't know. I guess I'm just hoping there aren't that many IS applicants to better my chances!
I've looked at the statistics for several other Vet schools - Auburn, TAMU, & NC State. The percentage of OOS applicants is 70-80%. Based upon that information, I seriously doubt that the majority of applicants to UGA are IS.I heard there was close to 1200 applicants this year from a Vet whom spoke to us at our school last weekend, Im sure a majority of those are IS students!
I've looked at the statistics for several other Vet schools - Auburn, TAMU, & NC State. The percentage of OOS applicants is 70-80%. Based upon that information, I seriously doubt that the majority of applicants to UGA are IS.
Go take a look at the posted statistics on the UGA Vet Med website. For the posted 2 years the majority of applicants are OOS. Your rationale does not appear to be sound.UGA only admits like 2 OOS students, so it's very reasonable that the majority is IS because many people don't think it's worth applying to UGA as OOS. IS would also include the contract states.
So a guy in my graduate class got in OOS to UGA. I was like YOU'RE THE ONE!!!!