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FAQs > Question #06
Q: Do applicants have a better chance if they do their undergraduate work at The University of Georgia?
A: Not at all. As long as you complete the required courses at any college or university that is accredited through the Commission on Colleges and Universities, you will have the same chance of being accepted for admission as a University of Georgia student.
- How long does it take to become a veterinarian?
- Do you have a veterinary technician program?
- What courses should I take in high school?
- Which courses are required for admission to the College of Veterinary Medicine?
- What should my major be in college?
- Do applicants have a better chance if they do their undergraduate work at The University of Georgia?
- Where can I get an application?
- When are applications due?
- Which standardized tests are required?
- When should I take the GRE tests?
- What is the College of Veterinary Medicine's institution code for reporting GRE scores?
- Who should complete my evaluation forms?
- What kind of animal experience does the admissions committee look for?
- Where can I obtain financial aid information?
- Whom should I call after I have applied to find out if any additional information is needed?
- Where can a student find information on graduate degree programs, such as the Veterinary Medical Scientist Training (combined DVM/PhD) Program?
- When can I take a tour of the College and/or Teaching Hospital?
