Well, I truly hope you get in this time around and I admire your commitment and preservation during this tumultuous, yet rewarding process. I am a second time applicant but first time CSU applicant!
this program has been going on for so many years but there aren't that many people who actually want to be a rural vet. I am planning on doing some global work for socio-economic countries
I am a secound time applicat, as well. It's kind of sucks
I feel like I am getting too old
Never too old to go after what you want! haha so cheesy but it's trueI am a secound time applicat, as well. It's kind of sucks
I feel you! Haha there are times when I feel like I should be finished and I haven't even started!I am a secound time applicat, as well. It's kind of sucks
How old is too old @TopGun86 lolI am a secound time applicat, as well. It's kind of sucks
I' too OLD! 34
Haha You are never too old! You've got this!!I' too OLD! 34
What dual degree are you applying to? May I ask, did you get an interview the first time around?
Hii, this is my first time applying and will definitely be applying to CSU as my first choice. I will be moving out this August to get residency. That means getting a job and find an apartment. Kind of scary and stressful for me.
Just emailed them will let you know the answer when I know!
It's all about the money. I JUSt don't see the point of sending the GRE scors to both places. It's nonsense! That's an extra $25 per school!
Hii, this is my first time applying and will definitely be applying to CSU as my first choice. I will be moving out this August to get residency. That means getting a job and find an apartment. Kind of scary and stressful for me.
You can just google csu vet school. Then on their dvm page you can open the CSA is what they call it and look at it. You don't have to pay a fee until you submit. But it's transcript entry with hours of credits compared to work and essays along with demographic info essentially. 2018 - Colorado Supplemental Application (CSA)
Good Luck!Hi all, I am a first-time applicant to CSU as well as the combined UAF/CSU program! I'm a Colorado resident, but I spent a good deal of time working in Alaska. I'm very excited (and nervous) to apply for both programs.
Super helpful ! Thank you so much
I can't help you with the what they look for exactly, but if you have seen the acceptance stats you start to piece together the numerous rejections. Last cycle I heard there were over 2000 applicants for CSU alone so the rejections definitely out number the acceptances. Sheer numbers says you could have been the perfect applicant and been rejected. Ex: If I give you 2000 applications and I take those same 2000 applications and we both have to pick 150 you and I are probably going to pick different people although some we will agree on. Then throw in the third person and which ever applications we all agree on are the ones that get to go to CSU. Check out their website they have a mission statement persay of the type of veterinarians they want as well as average accepted stats for C/O 2020. Application is 50% how you look on your VMCAS and supplemental and 50% on your MMI performance. Do you have an IS? May I ask why CSU is your top pick despite it being OSS especially if you have an IS?
OK cool because I was going to strongly discourage you from CSU as first choice over an IS per the tuition difference. I think part of it too those high that were rejected maybe their personal statement and lors didn't align with CSU's values as much as others, but I think for the most part it's just a numbers game. Good luck!
Hi, I'm another non-traditional student applying this year! The personal statement has changed this year, where VMCAS asks 3 separate essay questions (1,000 characters each) instead of the regular personal statement. You can find the questions under Personal Information if you scroll towards the bottom. I believe they're under "Other information."
For the personal essay questions, I'd say use first person! (for both personal essays and CSU's short questions). I did!
Pancakes4dogs is correct in everything they said. As to address to specifically cater to CSU in my old post quoted above are great resources to show you exactly what CSU admission committee values etc (use the Understanding the DVM Entrance Evaluation Process) there is a link on that page which I think help you with that question.
Last year applicants were notified towards the end of December around the 20th if I remember correctly. However if your GPA is below a 3.4 I believe they do preliminary reviews and rejection from that go out sooner I believe.
Thank you
Yes. Now all you can do is edit personal information contact, add new experiences and awards, and I think request new lots of necessary.
