anxiousanimallover
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22 y/o female, CO resident, second-time applicant
Cumulative GPA: 3.92
Science GPA: 3.93
Last 45 GPA: 3.91
Degree: B.S. Chemistry Pre-Health emphasis.
Schools: Colorado State (only for sure one), Thinking about maybe Penn, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, and Florida. Im open to recommendations based upon my stats lol.
Applied to Cornell, NCSU, Texas A&M all rejected, waitlisted at CSU (unlikely enough people will drop their instate seats), and waiting to hear from Florida (my hopes aren't high because I was late to the interview due to time change things).
Vet Experience: I will have close to 6,000 of experience by the time of applying. Close to 3,000 part time vet assistant work at a small animal general practice and over 3,000 full time work surgical assistant work at a specialty small animal hospital scrubbing in on procedures.
Animal Experience: 35 hours volunteering at a horse rescue, 320 hours working at a doggy day care, 200ish hours volunteering at a local small animal rescue. I would say 50-100 hours dog sitting as well.
Research: Absolutely nothing, I was traumatized my freshman year by a TA that was really mean. Im already graduated and I was looking into Gap year research and I can't find ANYTHING in colorado in my area. Is this a deal breaker for admissions?
Employment: 2500ish hours gymnastics coaching, 500 hours supermarket checker
Volunteer: Above in my animal experience, horse and small animal rescue.
Extracurriculars: Skiing, baking, gymnastics, weight lifting, pre-health club, chemistry club.
Achievements/Awards: Bars and Vault state champion for gymnastics, Science and National honor society, Gymnastics team captain, High school valedictorian, Merit scholarships all 3 years, science scholarships 2/3 years, chemistry Academic scholar, Outstanding achievement in physical chemistry, Summa cum laude latin honors, and recently coach of the month.
A lot of the gymnastics stuff is from highschool, which is mentioned that I can add.
Definitely very defeated the past few weeks after rejections, but Im looking at it as another year of growth. Im gonna apply to an exotic internship at the denver zoo and take maybe take and extracurricular ceramics class. Other than maybe research that I am unable to find (reaching out to nearby university to maybe volunteer on my day ozff).
Cumulative GPA: 3.92
Science GPA: 3.93
Last 45 GPA: 3.91
Degree: B.S. Chemistry Pre-Health emphasis.
Schools: Colorado State (only for sure one), Thinking about maybe Penn, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, and Florida. Im open to recommendations based upon my stats lol.
Applied to Cornell, NCSU, Texas A&M all rejected, waitlisted at CSU (unlikely enough people will drop their instate seats), and waiting to hear from Florida (my hopes aren't high because I was late to the interview due to time change things).
Vet Experience: I will have close to 6,000 of experience by the time of applying. Close to 3,000 part time vet assistant work at a small animal general practice and over 3,000 full time work surgical assistant work at a specialty small animal hospital scrubbing in on procedures.
Animal Experience: 35 hours volunteering at a horse rescue, 320 hours working at a doggy day care, 200ish hours volunteering at a local small animal rescue. I would say 50-100 hours dog sitting as well.
Research: Absolutely nothing, I was traumatized my freshman year by a TA that was really mean. Im already graduated and I was looking into Gap year research and I can't find ANYTHING in colorado in my area. Is this a deal breaker for admissions?
Employment: 2500ish hours gymnastics coaching, 500 hours supermarket checker
Volunteer: Above in my animal experience, horse and small animal rescue.
Extracurriculars: Skiing, baking, gymnastics, weight lifting, pre-health club, chemistry club.
Achievements/Awards: Bars and Vault state champion for gymnastics, Science and National honor society, Gymnastics team captain, High school valedictorian, Merit scholarships all 3 years, science scholarships 2/3 years, chemistry Academic scholar, Outstanding achievement in physical chemistry, Summa cum laude latin honors, and recently coach of the month.
A lot of the gymnastics stuff is from highschool, which is mentioned that I can add.
Definitely very defeated the past few weeks after rejections, but Im looking at it as another year of growth. Im gonna apply to an exotic internship at the denver zoo and take maybe take and extracurricular ceramics class. Other than maybe research that I am unable to find (reaching out to nearby university to maybe volunteer on my day ozff).
