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The
College of Veterinary Medicine offers the DVM Degree and is
proud to be ranked as one of the top five veterinary schools in
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Applications
are available from June 4
to October 2
of the year preceding anticipated enrollment.
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The College of Veterinary Medicine uses selective admission procedures. Criteria for admission are determined by an Admissions Committee. Applicants are evaluated on academic profiles and certain non-cognitive factors including motivation, character, communication and interpersonal skills, personality, leadership ability, animal exposure, and knowledge of the profession. Please see criteria list below, however, specific requirements may change annually. It is the candidate's responsibility to know and comply with the correct procedures and guidelines for admission.
- Successful completion of required prerequisite courses with a C or better*
- Grade-point average**
- Minimum GRE of 1000 (verbal, quantitative, and analytical sections combined) or minimum MCAT of 24, O-T
- Three personal references (two must be from veterinarians)
- Minimum of 80 hours of work experience with one veterinarian
*Prerequisite Courses
The College of Veterinary Medicine does not recommend any specific pre-professional or undergraduate degree program. Although a bachelor's degree is not a prerequisite for admission, prospective applicants are encouraged to enroll in degree programs of their choosing while taking the required pre-veterinary courses or their equivalents. Click on the following link to view the required prerequisite courses: http://www.vet.ohio-state.edu/2537.htm.
**Grade-Point Average
The grade-point average (GPA) for admission is not absolute; however, Ohio and West Virginia residents with a 3.00 average or above (4.00=A), and non-Ohio residents with a 3.40 average or above will be given preferential consideration by the Admissions Committee. Applicants with a GPA less than 2.8 will not be considered at all.
The average GPA for the 2008 entering class was 3.6 and the average GRE score was 1229.
**Interview
The Admissions Committee will schedule interviews with selected applicants. A consultation for unsuccessful candidates is encouraged and is available by contacting the Office of Student Affairs.
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Applicants
must present an official test score from one of
the following admission tests:
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Costs
These
estimates are meant to provide a guideline for
students enrolling in the 2007-2008 academic year.
The estimated cost for the first three quarters
includes:
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Tuition and Fees *1 |
$
21,342 (Ohio Resident)
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$
51,384 (Non-Resident)
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OSU
Student Health Insurance
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$
1,296
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Books
and Instruments *2
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$
2,700
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Living Expenses *3
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$12,000-13,000
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*1.
University tuition and fees includes general and
instructional tuition; activity, COTA and recreation fees.
*2. Books and instruments: Students must procure
the textbooks, uniforms, and instruments needed
for their personal use in laboratories, dispensaries,
and clinics.
*3.
Living expenses include housing, utilities, food, clothing, local transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses for 12 months.
Application
fee (non refundable)
- Domestic
- $40
- International
- $50
Acceptance
fee (non-refundable)
$25
acceptance fee is required upon admission.
Deposit (non-refundable)
- Ohio
Residents:
None
- West
Virginia and Non-Ohio
Residents: $300 non-refundable deposit is required
upon admission and is applied toward the first
quarter's tuition
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International
applicants from non-English speaking countries
are required to fulfill the TOEFL, MELAB or IELTS requirement.
If your native language is not English, you should
possess a minimum level of English proficiency which is
demonstrated by minimum scores as follows:
- TOEFL
(Test of English as a Foreign Language)
- 577
(Paper-based test)233
(Computer-based test)
- 90-91 (Internet-based test)
OR
- MELAB
(Michigan Language Assessment Battery)
OR
- IELTS
(International English Language Testing System)
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Veterinary
Medicine Student Affairs Office
The Ohio State University
Suite 127, Veterinary Academic Building
1900 Coffey Rd.
Columbus, OH 43210
Phone:
(614) 292-8831
Fax: (614) 292-6989
E-mail: students@cvm.osu.edu
Website: http://www.vet.ohio-state.edu
Professional
Admissions Office (Mailing Address)
The Ohio State University
P.O. Box 182003
Columbus, Ohio 43218-2003
Phone: (614) 292-9444
professional@osu.edu
Location:
Third
Floor, Lincoln Tower
1800 Cannon Drive
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