Take high school classes that focus on science and mathematics, as well as normal core requirements. Science classes include chemistry, physics and biological sciences. Math classes include algebra, trigonometry and calculus. Get the best possible grades in these classes in order to make yourself competitive.
Join extracurricular activities while you are in high school. Becoming involved in clubs, organizations and athletics is one of the things that the pre-vet admissions committee looks for when reviewing applications. If you are applying to the program as a college freshmen, become involved at the university in any way possible.
Volunteer at organizations outside of your high school or college. Volunteer opportunities come from churches, community activities and volunteer organizations.
Take the ACT test and earn a score over 30 to be eligible to apply for admission to the program.
Turn your application in by the correct application date to the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Missouri. Application deadlines are found by calling the admissions office or checking the school's website.