You can expect the following personalized advice for getting accepted to veterinary school:

• COURSES - Vet schools generally require more specific courses than medical or dental schools. I'llmake sure ou are taking the ones you need and advise you on when, and if necessary, where to take them.
• GRADE POINT AVERAGE - How important is it for vet school?  Will great animal experience compensate for a lower gpa?  Let's talk about it.  
• POST-BAC PROGRAMS - Yes, there are programs for pre-vet students!  I'll find you the best program to meet your academic and financial needs. 
• VETERINARIAN SHADOWING/ANIMAL EXPERIENCE - How much animal and vet experience do you need? Are cats and dogs enough?  I can help you make wise choices. 

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• EXTRA CURRICULAR CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES - Are social service groups important for vet school?  I'll let you know what you should be participating in.   
• THE GRE - I'll help you decide when to take it and if you should take it more than once.  Your scores are  important!  Already took the MCAT? You may be able to use it.  Call me to find out. 
• VMCAS - Submit at the right time and avoid errors.  
• PERSONAL STATMENT - What you write is important!  I'll provide editing suggestions for an essay that will set you apart from the rest.  
• THE INTERVIEW - Your interview can make or break your acceptance decision.  Make the best first impression with mock interviews. 

Previous Veterinary Applicants have been accepted to Tufts, UPenn, Cornell, and Purdue, among others. 

Did you know that there is a shortage of large animal veterinarians?

International and caribbean vet schools  may be an option for you!  Many international schools do not require a bachelor degree.  We'll discuss the pros and cons.