Although most of the requirements are science courses, you can choose any major. Some optometry schools accept substitutions, so it is important to seek admissions advice directly from optometry schools. You can read course descriptions in the online catalog. For additional information, see our optometry links and the optometry books on reserve in the Anschutz Science Library. Interview optometrists to find out what they do, what they like and dislike about their jobs, and what advice they have for people preparing to enter the profession.
Most successful candidates have experience working in an optometry office.
Optometry School Admissions . See activities page. Nationwide, most accepted candidates are only accepted by their in-state optometry school or an optometry school with a reciprocity or contract agreement for their state's residents. The Kansas Board of Regents has arranged small contract agreements with the University of Missouri-St. In the fall of your junior year, call 864-3500, and schedule an application meeting with Paul Crosby.