The University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine admitted 120 new students to the Class of 2022. Fifty-five members of the first-year class are Missourians with 65 students coming from out of state, some from as far away as Puerto Rico and Washington State.
In-state students most recently pursued studies at the following Missouri colleges and universities: University of Missouri, Central Methodist University, Mineral Area Community College, Missouri State University, Northwest Missouri State University, Ozark Technical College, Rockhurst University, Southeast Missouri State University, Truman State University, University of Central Missouri, University of Missouri — St. Louis, and William Woods University.
During the admissions cycle for the Class of 2022, the college received 122 eligible applications from Missouri residents. Of the qualified applications:
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Breakdown of the backgrounds of members of the Class of 2022 The average cumulative grade point average was 3.56
- 75 percent had a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or better
- 50 percent had a 3.58 cumulative grade point average or better
- 25 percent had a 3.75 cumulative grade point average or better
- The average GPA of those accepted was 3.71
- The average cumulative grade point for last three semesters totaled 3.50
- 75 percent had a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or better
- 50 percent had a 3.60 cumulative grade point average or better
- 25 percent had a 3.80 cumulative grade point average or better
- The average GPA for last three semesters of those accepted was 3.72
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Breakdown of the academic degrees held by members of the Class of 2022 The average course load taken per semester was 14.75 credit hours
- 75 percent averaged 14.45 credit hours or more
- 50 percent averaged 15.40 or more
- 25 percent averaged 16.00 or more
- The average course load of those accepted was 15.53 credit hours
- The average academic evaluation score was 21.00
- 75 percent scored 16.37 or better
- 50 percent scored 21.21 or better
- 25 percent scored 27.54 or better
- The average academic score of those accepted was 26.13.
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