Three undergraduate students majoring in animal medicine want to be admitted to graduate students of animal medicine in foreign universities.

I haven't published it, but I have read some posts, which may not be right. Let me give you a reference, hehe ~ ~

College of Veterinary Medicine, Edinburgh University, Massey University, New Zealand, Modoc University, Australia, Cornell University, University of California, Davis, Hokkaido University, Hannover Veterinary University, Munich University, etc. Because veterinarians in developed countries (represented by Britain and the United States) generally have a high status (studying veterinarians on the basis of human medicine), the tuition fee is high when they go out at their own expense, and the probability of refusing visas is high (veterinarians belong to protective industries, and the annual salary of small animal practitioners in the United States is high)

Take Cornell University, an Ivy League school, for example. The school of veterinary medicine in this school chooses elites, and the admission rate seems to be less than 10%. Even if students from other States are excellent, they are not necessarily foreign. But if you go out to learn the basics (animal physiology and biochemistry) or prevention (virus and bacteria), you are welcome to be a teacher in colleges and universities after you come out.

Speaking of the basic conditions for admission, English and GPA are nothing more than these (of course, going to Germany is better than going to Bedford, and going to Japan still requires Japanese proficiency). The higher IELTS and TOEFL, the better. GRE is still necessary if you go to the United States for graduate study. It will be easier to go abroad for life if you win the full prize. Participating in more scientific research projects during the undergraduate period can also add points for going abroad. China Agricultural University cooperates with Edinburgh University. If you go to middle school in the future, you will have a better chance to go to Edinburgh. Huazhong Agricultural University also cooperates with the Royal College of Veterinary Medicine. You can check the websites of relevant agricultural universities.

Foreign universities generally don't know what the three books and two books of domestic universities are. As long as you pass the language test and have rich personal materials (usual academic achievements and related innovative projects) as support, there is still a chance. If you study in Central Agricultural University, South Agricultural University, Huazhong Agricultural University and other universities, you can find a big boss to write a letter of recommendation for you if they have more projects, and the success rate is much higher. Usually grades are very important! ! You can go out as long as you want. I wish you success!