21F, recently graduated, applying to UGA only right now, interested in doing LA medicine but most likely will end up practicing mixed
Cumulative GPA: 3.76
science GPA: haven’t calculated but somewhere around 3.5-3.6 if I would guess
last 45: unsure but should be around a 3.75 or above
BSA in animal science may 2023
GRE results: not taking
Veterinary Experience:
-Student Assistant in small animal OR at university hospital- 20 hrs
-Shadowing at a mixed practice clinic that also saw wildlife- 100 hrs
-LA internship out of state- 330 hrs
-VA at small animal clinic- currently working here full time so will have about 700+ hrs once application is due
Animal Experience:
-15 yrs of horses riding/ caring/ training in various places/setting
-dog sitting(unpaid)- 100 hrs
-more mainly with livestock around 1000ish
Research Experience:
-100 hrs of swine nutrition research at UGA
Awards/scholarships:
-atleast 5 or 6 scholarships given by UGA CAES specifically
-2 given by UGA
-multiple from high school, would have to go back but at least a dozen scholarships and awards
Extracurriculars:
-prevet club-2.5 yrs
-block and bridle club-3 yrs with leadership position
-rodeo ticket chairman- 2 yrs
-book club with friends
-livestock judging in high school- 3 yrs
-floriculture team in high school-3 yrs
Plus more that I can’t think of rn
Employment:
-Waitress- 5000+ hrs
LORs
-LA vet that I interned with
-Professor who I TAed for
Summarize any concerns you have
I’m unsure who my third LOR is going to be. I currently work with a vet full time but have only just started. They seem very happy with me tho, even called me a blessing bc I helped fill a hole where a full time employee had just left. I am in a program thru the university where I have a mentor that is a prof and I did research with this prof who asked if I would be his grad student that is also an option. But I’m unsure if he can write me one bc the program is linked to the vet school and the application.
I’ve spoken with an advisor once before and she said the only weak spot in my application is my lack of hours but I wanted to see if there was anything else lacking.
Cumulative GPA: 3.76
science GPA: haven’t calculated but somewhere around 3.5-3.6 if I would guess
last 45: unsure but should be around a 3.75 or above
BSA in animal science may 2023
GRE results: not taking
Veterinary Experience:
-Student Assistant in small animal OR at university hospital- 20 hrs
-Shadowing at a mixed practice clinic that also saw wildlife- 100 hrs
-LA internship out of state- 330 hrs
-VA at small animal clinic- currently working here full time so will have about 700+ hrs once application is due
Animal Experience:
-15 yrs of horses riding/ caring/ training in various places/setting
-dog sitting(unpaid)- 100 hrs
-more mainly with livestock around 1000ish
Research Experience:
-100 hrs of swine nutrition research at UGA
Awards/scholarships:
-atleast 5 or 6 scholarships given by UGA CAES specifically
-2 given by UGA
-multiple from high school, would have to go back but at least a dozen scholarships and awards
Extracurriculars:
-prevet club-2.5 yrs
-block and bridle club-3 yrs with leadership position
-rodeo ticket chairman- 2 yrs
-book club with friends
-livestock judging in high school- 3 yrs
-floriculture team in high school-3 yrs
Plus more that I can’t think of rn
Employment:
-Waitress- 5000+ hrs
LORs
-LA vet that I interned with
-Professor who I TAed for
Summarize any concerns you have
I’m unsure who my third LOR is going to be. I currently work with a vet full time but have only just started. They seem very happy with me tho, even called me a blessing bc I helped fill a hole where a full time employee had just left. I am in a program thru the university where I have a mentor that is a prof and I did research with this prof who asked if I would be his grad student that is also an option. But I’m unsure if he can write me one bc the program is linked to the vet school and the application.
I’ve spoken with an advisor once before and she said the only weak spot in my application is my lack of hours but I wanted to see if there was anything else lacking.