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Still haven't heard anything...
I'm grateful to still be in the running but also went from really happy to bummed really quicklyInterview waitlisted. Kinda bummed.
I'm grateful to still be in the running but also went from really happy to bummed really quickly
OOS waitlisted as well. How long is this wait list ??!
OOS waitlisted as well. How long is this wait list ??!
WOOOOO. KILL IT MUTTS.I got an interview !
WOOOOO. KILL IT MUTTS.
Yeah I've been eager all day and I read the email from the notification and immediately saw "we know this might be disappointing" and my heart dropped. Tech has been my dream school since I was a freshman in high school, but they might be a bit hesitant about me because I've rejected them twice before (I know they probably don't even consider that but who knows). I'm just telling myself just wait and see where else I get interviews/rejected and what not. Definitely been heavily considering a year off of school and this is almost a sign for me to take one. Sorry, that was long
Do you mean that you’ve rejected them for vet school twice before?? Sorry for the interview waitlist
Not that I have any inside info, but I doubt/hope that under grad attendance decisions would have zero bearing on vet school admissions. Best of luck to you for the rest of the admissions cycle!
OOS interview waitlist.
Does anyone know if they do file reviews?
Check your spam mail! Thats where I found my waitlist emailStill waiting...I wonder what is happening.
I have been and still nothing.Check your spam mail! Thats where I found my waitlist email
No, I was accepted to Tech out of high school and I rejected them (for a boy but that's a messy story and imo, not worth it if anyone is thinking of doing that ). I went to a community college and was accepted to transfer to Tech and I rejected them. I know they are kind of separate schools, kind not, but I've just got this idea in my head that they don't want me because I've made it seem like I don't want them in the past, not just once, but twice.
I mean really, I've survived 2.5 years of vet school and OChem is still the subject that makes me shake in my boots.
(Ps they did actually send out rejections for 2021 when interview invites came out)1) Two years ago, everyone got either invited for an interview or they got waitlisted. Last year, they did send outright rejections for an interview. With 1,900 applicants, I suspect they’ll send out rejections this year as well.
(Ps they did actually send out rejections for 2021 when interview invites came out)
some people in the past have been called the day before interviews
Would anyone else who got waitlisted care to share some stats? My GPAs in all categories are sub-3.2, so I imagine I'd be pretty far down the list unless they ranked me higher due to my experiences. Not sure how they do it
Would anyone else who got waitlisted care to share some stats? My GPAs in all categories are sub-3.2, so I imagine I'd be pretty far down the list unless they ranked me higher due to my experiences. Not sure how they do it.
If it's any consolation, the vet school, while a part of Tech, runs as a separate entity. It's a "college" inside of the university. We run under their major rules, but going to/not going to VT's main campus won't matter since the admissions team at VMCVM only cares about what's on your VMCAS. I can almost guarantee you they won't even know you ever applied to VT before this unless you outright told them. It would be a different story if you rejected a seat at the vet school in the past and then applied again, but since that isn't the case I don't think you have to worry about your history with Tech when applying!
I was also a lifeguard for 5 years
Do you know how many-ish have been called off the wait list in any particular year?
I'm an 8 or so hour drive from BBurg so I think I could realistically scramble down there at the last minute, but still! I doubt I'll be called off the wait list simply due to the number of applicants, but it's something to keep in the back of my mind.
Would anyone else who got waitlisted care to share some stats? My GPAs in all categories are sub-3.2, so I imagine I'd be pretty far down the list unless they ranked me higher due to my experiences. Not sure how they do it.
Fudge, you’re right. Fixed it.
I emailed and I was supposed to get one, but it never got to me. So it was re-sent and I’m “waitlist”. Bummer.They might be sending them out in waves...they've done that before.
Do you know how many-ish have been called off the wait list in any particular year?
I was also waitlisted. My GPAs in all categories is about a 3.98. I have around 1000 vet experience hours, a ton of animal hours (grew up on farm) and around 200 hrs of research.
Is there a difference between interview waitlisted and just straight waitlisted? I would assume not but I'm not sure. Is there interview invite, interview waitlisted, waitlisted, and rejected? Or just interview invite, interview waitlisted, and rejected?
You might be getting it confused with the year my class applied! No one for the 2020 application cycle was rejected during the interview process. It was only interview invites and interview waitlisted. At least this is what I gathered via the SDN thread for that application cycle and through what the admissions team has implied (I've never outright asked them). I don't think they've done that since thanks to the sheer volume of applicants, though.
For the record, no one cares about research, so if you’re worried you don’t have it...don’t worry. I have 4 publications (in journals like Cell...with a cover pic), a 3.5, 10k + in vet experience, 10k+ in zoo experience and it means nothing. Oh...and an LOR from a famous scientist. Im thinking the key may be to be under 30...
Really? You think schools have more than one token old person in each class? I was flat out told I would never get into UGA because I’m over 40 by someone last year “Oh honey, I’m sorry, you’re too old. You needed a 4.0 to be that one person”. I guess I’m stuck on that conversation....That's not even remotely true.