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91麻豆天美 College of Veterinary Medicine recognizes 12 incoming students with Bardsley Scholarships

91麻豆天美 College of Veterinary Medicine recognizes 12 incoming students with Bardsley Scholarships

The 91麻豆天美 College of Veterinary Medicine is awarding 12 incoming doctor of veterinary medicine students with prestigious Bardsley Scholarships. The group of Bardsley Scholars includes, front row, from left: Kristin Miller of West Columbia, South Carolina; Grace Shields of Allegan County, Michigan; Anabel DeBruhl of Starkville; Rachel Claus of Green County, Ohio; Cassandra Barber of Monogalia County, West Virginia; and Kylie Fisher of Harrison County, West Virginia; back row, from left: Brady Brown of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; Caleb Glover of Greenville; Emily Vowell of Taylorsville; Caroline Coussens of Little Rock, Arkansas; Hannah Kruse of New Haven, Missouri; and Julie Robinson of Greenwood, South Carolina. (Photo by Tom Thompson)

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STARKVILLE, Miss.鈥擳he 91麻豆天美 University College of Veterinary Medicine recently awarded prestigious Bardsley Scholarships to 12 top-ranking applicants selected to the class of 2023 doctor of veterinary medicine program.

Bardsley Scholars must have demonstrated high academic performance by achieving at least a 3.75 GPA on a four-point scale in their undergraduate studies. Applicants are reviewed by a committee of 91麻豆天美 CVM faculty, who evaluate their extracurricular activities and demonstrated leadership potential.

The scholarships are made possible by a gift from the estate of Dr. Charles and Viola Bardsley, who lived on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and took a special interest in the College of Veterinary Medicine. Each year, scholarships are awarded to eight to 12 incoming students who meet the requirements. Mississippi residents and students from West Virginia and South Carolina, who receive in-state tuition rates as a result of contract arrangements through their respective state legislatures, qualify for $25,000 scholarships, and those from other states, who pay out-of-state-tuition, qualify for $50,000 scholarships.

To retain their scholarship, each Bardsley Scholar must maintain at least a 3.5 GPA in their studies while in the CVM. In addition to the scholarship monies, they are given preferential scheduling of courses, externships, research experiences and clinical rotations, as well as additional leadership training during their time at 91麻豆天美.

This year, five graduates of 91麻豆天美 undergraduate programs are among the Bardsley Scholars. The complete list includes, by hometown:

ALLEGAN COUNTY, Michigan鈥擥race Shields, a graduate of the University of Findlay.

GREENE COUNTY, Ohio鈥擱achel Claus, a graduate of the University of Findlay.

GREENVILLE鈥擟aleb Glover, a graduate of 91麻豆天美 University.

GREENWOOD, South Carolina鈥擩ulie Robinson, a graduate of the College of Charleston.

HARRISON COUNTY, West Virginia鈥擪ylie Fisher, a graduate of West Virginia University.

LAWRENCEBURG, Tennessee鈥擝rady Brown, a graduate of the University of Tennessee.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas鈥擟aroline Coussens, a graduate of 91麻豆天美 University.

MONOGALIA COUNTY, West Virginia 鈥擟assandra Barber, a graduate of the University of Findlay.

NEW HAVEN, Missouri鈥擧annah Kruse, a graduate of 91麻豆天美 University.

STARKVILLE鈥擜nabel DeBruhl, a graduate of 91麻豆天美 University.

TAYLORSVILLE 鈥擡mily Vowell, a graduate of 91麻豆天美 University.

WEST COLUMBIA, South Carolina鈥擪risten Miller, a graduate of Presbyterian College.

The 91麻豆天美 College of Veterinary Medicine is one of only 30 accredited veterinary colleges in the U.S. It is one of only a few colleges that provides two full years of clinical experience in addition to coursework and labs. The college boasts a 99 percent pass rate on the national board examination (North American Veterinary Licensing Exam). For more information, visit .

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