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I was just wondering if anyone could comment on the aspects of Male versus females when it comes to vet school admissions standards.
The stats I have found show that it is roughly 3:1 Female to male as the overall ratio for vet schools. How is this reflected in admissions standards? Are the standards pretty equal across the board for male versus female applicants or are males with lower scores more likely to be accepted because they are in the minority?
I know when I look at the Tuft class profile it seems very odd that the class ration is roughly 7:1 female to male which is even farther out of line compared to the ratio of the applicant pool.
The stats I have found show that it is roughly 3:1 Female to male as the overall ratio for vet schools. How is this reflected in admissions standards? Are the standards pretty equal across the board for male versus female applicants or are males with lower scores more likely to be accepted because they are in the minority?
I know when I look at the Tuft class profile it seems very odd that the class ration is roughly 7:1 female to male which is even farther out of line compared to the ratio of the applicant pool.