Veterinary science uni application

Hi I'm currently in year 12 studying chemistry biology and geography and hope to go into veterinary science at university. I was just wondering how useful an EPQ would be in relation to the selection process of unis and if they would choose someone with an EPQ over someone who doesn't? I am just aware of the amount of time it takes and whether it is worth it?
thanks

It isn't something that would make the difference between getting an interview and not
But it is something that was brought up in 2/3 of my vet school interviews and I talked at length about it - so could it make the difference between getting an offer and not? absolutely

My personal opinion is that it’s a waste of time.

Unis won't even look at it so I personally wouldn't bother.
They will only look at A-level grades, work experience and interview performance.

yep i've heard a lot of veterinary students say this, thankyou for your advice. I just dont know whether it will affect me getting an A in one of my alevels or not and
do you mind me asking what you got for your EPQ and what A-levels you got?

yep i've heard a lot of veterinary students say this, thankyou for your advice. I just dont know whether it will affect me getting an A in one of my alevels or not and
do you mind me asking what you got for your EPQ and what A-levels you got?

3 A levels that count at grade AAA (Biology, Chemistry & History) and then an A* at EPQ

what did you do your EPQ on?

Arguments for/against badger culling - so history of disease, past control measures, incidence rates in cull v none cull zones, perturbation of badgers etc.