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I chose MIZZOU as one of my colleges because I heard from a friend that this college was a great school if you wanted
to become a veterinarian. Because I have a heart for children and a passion for animals, I would love to become either
a pediatrician or veterinarian. MIZZOU would be a great school for either of these choices because it is known as
the college of medicine and veterinary medicine. I saw that the University of Missouri-Columbia also has a
reputation of excellence in teaching and reseach.
ACTIVITIES
The activities that MIZZOU offers seem rather interesting and the students have plenty to choose from. When I go
to college, I am interested in joining a sorority. My aunt would like for me to be a part of the AKA as she, but the
sorority Delta Gamma is catching my eye has plentiful activities and fundraisers. They appear to be well-together
and close-related.
I like to watch football so the fact that they have a football team is great. I've heard good things about MIZZOU and
their football team.
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HISTORY
Veterinary medicine at the University of Missouri began in 1884. It progressed through five stages — a course
in veterinary science, a department of veterinary science, a school of veterinary medicine in the division of agricultural
sciences, a school of veterinary medicine as a separate division, and finally, a College of Veterinary Medicine.
In early years, staff veterinarians taught courses to medical and agricultural students, conducted research on
tick fever, and investigated livestock disease throughout the state.
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Requirements
To apply for MIZZOU, the following are required :
English: Four units, one of which may be in speech or debate; two units emphasizing composition or writing skills
Mathematics: Four units, algebra 1 or higher
Science: Three units* (not including general science), one of which must be a lab
Social Studies: Three units**
Foreign Language: Two units of the same language
Fine Arts: One unit
If your ACT composite score is 24 or higher, or the total of your SAT critical reading and math scores is 1090 or higher,
and you have completed the required curriculum, then you meet the requirements for admission to Mizzou.
If your ACT composite score is 17 to 23, or the total of your SAT critical reading and math scores is 800 to 1080, then
you must meet the following high school class rank to be admitted to Mizzou:
| ACT |
SAT |
HS Class |
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(CR–M) |
% Rank |
| 23 |
1050–1080 |
48 |
| 22 |
1010–1040 |
54 |
| 21 |
970–1000 |
62 |
| 20 |
930–960 |
69 |
| 19 |
890–920 |
78 |
| 18 |
840–880 |
86 |
| 17 |
800–830 |
94 |
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