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==Admission Requirements==
 
==Admission Requirements==
 
====Course and Degree Requirements====  
 
====Course and Degree Requirements====  
*4 year undergraduate baccalaureate degree or Doctor of Optometry degree at an institution accredited by the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry
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*Must have completed a minimum of 90 credits in prescribed pre-optometry coursework
*To apply, click [https://www.applyweb.com/apply/osu/ here]
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*Prerequisite Courses:
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**English Composition (1 semester)
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**Inorganic Chemistry with laboratory (2 semesters)
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**Organic Chemistry (1 semester)
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**Biochemistry (1 semester)
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**Physics with laboratory (2 semesters)
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**Algebra and Trigonometry (1 semester)
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**Analytical Geometry and Calculus (1 semester)
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**Intermediate Physiology (1 semester)
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**Microbiology with laboratory (1 semester)
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**Humanities (2 semesters)
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**Social Sciences (2 semesters)
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*To apply, click [http://optometry.osu.edu/futureStudents/requirements.cfm here]
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====GPA====  
 
====GPA====  
 
*GPA minimum: N/A but applicants should have a competitive cumulative GPA
 
*GPA minimum: N/A but applicants should have a competitive cumulative GPA

Revision as of 21:02, 15 March 2013

Contacts

Website: http://optometry.osu.edu/
Phone: (614) 292-2647 or (866) 678-6446
Admissions e-mail: http://optometry.osu.edu/directory/email/Admissions.cfm

Program Information

  • Traditional MS Program:
    • A 1-2 year post baccalaureate course of study in Vision Science leading to the Master of Science degree.
  • Combined MS / OD Program:
    • Students currently enrolled in optometry at The Ohio State University may simultaneously pursue an MS degree and earn both degrees within the normal period for the OD.
  • MS / Advanced Practice Fellowship Programs:
    • The MS degree may be pursued together with a two-year advanced clinical fellowship in one of four areas:
      • Cornea and contact lenses
      • Binocular vision and pediatrics
      • Vision rehabilitation
      • Family practice
    • Note: Applicants to the Advanced Practice Fellowship programs must be graduate optometrists who are eligible for licensure to practice optometry in the state of Ohio. The goal is to provide clinician/educators with research skills in these four areas of emphasis.
  • PhD Program (OD)

Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

  • Must have completed a minimum of 90 credits in prescribed pre-optometry coursework
  • Prerequisite Courses:
    • English Composition (1 semester)
    • Inorganic Chemistry with laboratory (2 semesters)
    • Organic Chemistry (1 semester)
    • Biochemistry (1 semester)
    • Physics with laboratory (2 semesters)
    • Algebra and Trigonometry (1 semester)
    • Analytical Geometry and Calculus (1 semester)
    • Intermediate Physiology (1 semester)
    • Microbiology with laboratory (1 semester)
    • Humanities (2 semesters)
    • Social Sciences (2 semesters)
  • To apply, click here

GPA

  • GPA minimum: N/A but applicants should have a competitive cumulative GPA

GRE

  • Graduate Record Examination (GRE) minimum: N/A but applicants should have competitive results

Interview

  • Applicants will be requested to meet for an interview after having passed preliminary application processes.

Additional Information

  • Click here, for more information.