SCCO Students Travel for a SVOSH Humanitarian Trip
ASCO’s Social Life in Optometry School: What’s it Like?
OAT Prep Recommendation: Chad’s Videos
Faculty Mentoring and Advising Program for SCCO Students
I Chose SCCO
An Optometrist Saved My Vision!
Have You Considered An Optometric Residency?
Financial Aid 101: Making Sense of the Cost of an Optometric Education
Ketchum Magazine’s Fall 2016 Issue
15 Tips for Applying to Optometry School
Club Night at MBKU
OAT Preparation on a Budget
Admissions »
An Optometrist Saved My Vision!
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Article Hosted on ASCO’s Blog: Eye On Optometry For SCCO’s optometry applicant interview days, we invite parents and guests to accompany the applicants. They are invited to a general campus tour, hands-on preview of our new virtual learning technology, lunch reception, student panel presentation, presentation from SCCO’s dean, Dr. Stanley Woo about our program’s benefits, and then… Read More ›
Applying »
Financial Aid 101: Making Sense of the Cost of an Optometric Education
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As an admissions officer, I consult with many who are justifiably concerned with the potential costs of an optometric education. Most pre-optometry students research programs’ websites and use the fee for tuition as the key indicator and thus the cost basis for comparison. This is a mistake. Annual tuition cannot be used to compare schools because it does… Read More ›
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OAT Prep Recommendation: Chad’s Videos
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I’ve received an endorsement of Chad’s Videos from an applicant who performed very well on the OAT. I thought her comments were worthy of a blog article. This applicant explained that at SCCO’s Spring Admissions Open House, she heard a SCCO student endorse these videos/teaching tool explaining that it was the preferred method she used to prepare to take… Read More ›
The Interview »
“Six Interview Mistakes” by Michael Neece, Monster.com Contributing Writer
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I came across this article on Monster.com. Michael Neece makes six concise points about interviewing that has relevance to an applicant interview. I formatted this article so that my comments appear after each point made by its author: Six Interview Mistakes by Michael Neece, Monster.com, Contributing Writer #1 Confusing an Interview with an Interrogation: Most candidates expect to be interrogated…. Read More ›
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I Chose SCCO
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“when I asked how each had made the decision about which school to choose, I heard over and over, ‘I just knew it was right.”‘
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