What is a good score on the GRE for vet school?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, a good score for vet school on the GRE really depends on the specific program you're applying to. But like, generally speaking, you'll want to aim for a total score above 300, with a strong performance in the verbal and quantitative sections. Just remember, it's not all about the numbers - your overall application and experience also play a big role in getting into vet school.

Answer 2

The SAT is specifically used in the United States, so this answer will be specific to the United States.

The SAT is one of two commonly used tests accepted by undergraduate colleges as part of the admissions process; the other is the ACT. However, vet school is a graduate-level program, and the tests used in admissions to vet school are the GRE and the MCAT (the VCAT has been discontinued, to the best of my knowledge).

Therefore, the score you need on your SAT is whatever is required for admission to the undergraduate college of your choice. This score will not influence your ability to get into vet school in the United States.

Answer 3

That's not exactly how the GRE works. You should have gotten percentile scores along with your numeric scores; those will tell you how well you did relative to other people taking the test (who are, after all, who you're competing with for entrance).

If any of your scores are below, say, 70%, you have cause for concern, because some of those Math scores belong to Humanities majors, and some of those English scores belong to Engineering majors.