GRE Information: Ross Vet uses a holistic approach for selecting and admitting students to our DVM program. That means most applicants advance to Interview and Committee Review stages and no applicant is excluded on the basis of GRE score alone. At Ross Vet, we know there is more to your story than GPA and GRE, and that’s why we take into account each applicant’s unique attributes and experiences in addition to important academic elements, such as grade trends over time. Ross Vet does not have a GRE requirement nor do we look for a minimum score requirement. A GRE score is just one of the ways we try to avoid missing an applicant with great potential and to be more inclusive when making admissions decisions. Applications that include the GRE, regardless of GRE score, will be given priority in the review process.
If English is not your primary language, or if you did not complete your undergraduate degree at a post-secondary institution where courses were taught in English, you will be required to provide Ross Vet with your official TOEFL scores:
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) iBT — minimum score on the computer-based test is as follows: 25 Listening; 22 Writing; 22 Speaking; 23 Reading
Pre-Requisite Chart Update
- Date pre-reqs must be completed: Prior to enrollment
  - - Vet school prerequisite courses must have been completed within 10 years of the desired semester start date
- Pre-requisite required grade: C
VMCAS application: Yes
Supplemental application: No
- Through VMCAS: No
- External: No
Transcript Requirements
- AP Policy: Must appear on official college transcripts
- International Transcripts
- WES Report Required: Yes
  - - Foreign transcripts (including French-Canadian Institutions) must be evaluated by World Education Services (WES) and submitted to VMCAS. VMCAS requires a course-by-course evaluation from WES. It is recommended that transcript(s) be submitted to the translation service at least one month before the VMCAS deadline.
    - VMCAS does not require a WES from English-speaking Canadian institutions.
Experiences
- Requirements statement
  - Minimum hours requirement: 150
Letters of Recommendation (eLOR)
- Your letters of recommendation should speak to your preparedness and motivation to become a veterinarian, your academic ability, and your experience in the veterinary profession. Your letters should include one academic letter from a science professor acquainted with your academics and a letter from a veterinarian acquainted with your veterinary experience.
  - Minimum number required: 2
  - Veterinarian Required: Yes
Bachelor’s degree required: No
Interview Required: Yes
- Type of interview: Virtual

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