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SoilWeb Apps SoilWeb products can be used to access USDA-NCSS detailed soil survey data (SSURGO) for most of the United States. Please choose an interface to SoilWeb: Explore soil survey areas using an interactive Google map. View detailed information about map units and their components. This app runs in your web browser and is compatible with desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones. Soil survey data are delivered dynamically in a Explore the spatial extent of soil types nationwide. View detailed information about a given soil series. View regional trends for a variety of soil properties. Identify the suitability of soils for on-farm groundwater recharge in California. Identify the time-to-trafficability of fields after deep wetting. These are native smartphone apps that use your device's GPS to give soil information for your current location. Choose from a list of available survey areas and map units to view the soil information of interest to you. Through our collaboration with the This app showcases unique datasets created by CECS, providing an overview of current and historical ecosystem conditions throughout California, as well as predictions for outcomes of potential management. This app highlights several large-scale California wildfires since 2012, showing their daily rate of spread. Historical fire perimeters and fuel type layers can also be viewed for greater context. For comments or questions about SoilWeb, please contact: Toby O'Geen, Ph.D. Dept. of Land, ...

UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine removes GRE as part of admission requirements. Before You Apply Review the • Review Prerequisite Requirements • Students may apply once they have completed 75% of the required prerequisites. Approximately three can be outstanding at the time of application and all must be completed in the spring semester/quarter prior to matriculation. Specific course requirements are outlined in • GRE - No Longer a requirement • The GRE is no longer required and has been dropped as an admission requirement as of November 2022, following a senate faculty vote. More details on our selection process will be available in late spring, 2023. • Determine How Competitive Your Application May Be • All applications are initially evaluated in three areas: 1. Two GPAs: 1) the most recent 45 semester/68 quarter hours and 2) all science courses (see what counts as a science course 2. Quantitative GRE score (The GRE is no longer required. More details on our selection process will be available in late spring, 2023.) 3. Three electronic letters of recommendation (eLors) By reviewing the most recent Note: The average scores are higher for non-CA resident applicants as there are fewer spots available to non-CA residents. Non-CA resident applications are evaluated by the three criteria listed above and are not included in the holistic review process. How to Apply The Veterinary Medical Application Service (VMCAS) is the centralized application service for Colleges of V...

English Language Examination Requirements At a Glance UC Davis accepts the below English Language tests and requires the following minimum scores. TOEFL iBT Minimum Score: 80 Institution Code: 4834 No department code. IELTS Minimum Score: 7.0 on a 9-point scale Duolingo English Test (Fall 2022 and Fall 2023 only) Minimum Score: 115* Please be aware that these scores are the minimum required by the university for admission, but each program may have different requirements that could require higher scores than the university minimums. View more details about each test below. • TOEFL iBT Scores (In-Person or At-Home Exam) • The TOEFL Scores At A Glance Minimum Score Required for Admission: 80 Institution Code: 4834 No department code. Website: How to Send Scores to UC Davis Official score reports must be sent from ETS electronically to UC Davis (our Institution Code is 4834 - the department code you select is not important). UC Davis will not accept unofficial score reports or score reports sent directly to us by the applicant. TOEFL scores expire after two years. Scores that are older than two years will not be accepted by UC Davis. Minimum Scores and Additional Testing Although an 80 iBT score is the minimum required for admission, additional English language coursework or testing may be required of admitted students who have iBT scores below 104 or who plan to work as TAs or AIs. NOTE: UC Davis Graduate Studies does not accept TOEFL MyBest™ scores (a combination of an appl...

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The University of California, Davis, welcomes applications from students with strong academic credentials. Students with U.S. bachelor's degrees or equivalent degrees from institutions of recognized standing in other countries may apply for admission to Graduate Studies. Assessment of a foreign degree is based on the characteristics of the national system of education, the type of institution attended, and the level of studies completed. All international applicants must complete the same application requirements as U.S. applicants. The information below is intended to provide additional guidance on specific topics to our international applicants. Expected Level of Study Visit our Applying for Admission Application for admission to graduate study at UC Davis includes a completed online Application for Admission for International Students, a $155 application fee, transcripts of all college work, a Statement of Purpose, and a Personal History and Diversity Statement. Some programs have additional requirements such as Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores, examples of written work, or résumé. Some programs have earlier deadlines than that of Graduate Studies. In these cases, your application must be received no later than the date specified by the program concerned. Consult the complete listing of all graduate degree programs offered at UC Davis for information about specific deadlines and requirements. It is your responsibility to ensure your application meets the Interna...

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