Key Takeaways
- In 2023, Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine required a minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 for admission consideration, with 85% of admitted students having GPAs between 3.0 and 3.5.
- St. George's University School of Veterinary Medicine mandates at least 55 semester credits of prerequisite coursework including biology, chemistry, and physics for DVM applicants in 2024.
- Ross Vet School's 2022 admissions data shows 72% of accepted applicants had taken the GRE, with an average score of 300 combined verbal and quantitative.
- Ross Vet School reported 12,450 applications for 2023 fall intake, with an acceptance rate of 65%.
- SGU School of Veterinary Medicine received 4,200 applications in 2022, admitting 1,150 students for a 27.4% acceptance rate.
- Ross University's DVM program had 850 seats available for 2023, filling 98.5% from international applicants.
- Ross Vet tuition for 2023-2024 is $48,820 per semester for the first 4 semesters, totaling $195,280 for preclinical phase.
- SGU School of Veterinary Medicine charges $64,000 annual tuition for 2024, plus $2,500 semester fees.
- Ross University offers merit scholarships up to $20,000 per year for students with 3.5+ GPA, awarded to 25% of admits in 2023.
- Ross University DVM class of 2023 has 65% US citizens, 20% Canadian, 15% other international.
- SGU Vet School's 2024 entering class is 52% female, 48% male, averaging 26 years old.
- At Ross Vet, 40% of students come from non-traditional backgrounds, including career changers over 30.
- Ross Vet NAVLE first-time pass rate for 2023 grads was 92%, above US average of 90%.
- SGU DVM graduates achieved 95% employment within 6 months in 2023, mostly in US clinics.
- Ross University Vet grads have 85% match rate into US internships/residencies for 2024.
Caribbean vet schools have moderately high acceptance rates but require strong grades and are expensive.






