Applications for admission from all qualified candidates will be considered without regard to age, sex, race or national origin. Effective in the Fall of 1998, applicants who have completed a bachelor's degree prior to starting the professional program will be given strong preference for admission. The General Enrollment fee is required for all students. It includes enrollment fees, student health service fees, and entitles the student to a student activity ticket. The deposit will be applied toward the tuition owed for the first enrollment period.
All fees are subject to change without notice.
Student Activity and University Center fees per hour will be charged on Special Studies Courses and in addition to the semester block charge. Students are required to have their own Ophthalmoscope, Trial Lens Kit, Diagnostic Kit, Tool Kit, and Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope with Teaching Mirror. Applications received after that time may be considered if spaces are available. Applications should be filed as early as possible. Completed application form to the College of Optometry.