Tips for Building a Successful Pre-Optometry Organization
There is no greater satisfaction than to encourage collaboration and networking among students who will likely become future classmates and colleagues.
There is no greater satisfaction than to encourage collaboration and networking among students who will likely become future classmates and colleagues.
“…don’t be afraid! Fear often holds us back from doing our best.”
…the more I started to learn about the field of optometry, the more motivated I became to make optometry as a career a reality.
As I began to think about what optometry programs I wanted to apply for, Dr. Tong and other SCCO alumni provided me with their pitch for SCCO; however, through my interactions shadowing and working with each doctor, I already had a detailed preview of what SCCO was going to provide me.
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My fascination with the field led to working in an optometrist’s office, virtual shadowing optometrists, volunteer vision screening, and self-reflection. While I reflected, I envisioned myself as a doctor seeing patients daily.
I knew I wanted to pursue optometry from a very young age…so when I started college and saw that there was no club for students interested in optometry, I knew I had to do something.
Going to college out of state was one of the best decisions I have made in my life. During my senior year of college, I had to make another challenging decision; where do I want to attend optometry school?
SCCO is your dream school. You can’t wait to join over 7,000 optometrists who have earned degrees from the oldest optometry school in California. You’re so excited, you’re so nervous… you’re so scared your dream won’t come true… then what…what if you never get admitted…STOP. Pause. Breathe. We’re […]
I wanted to recharge and spend time with my friends and family before dedicating four years to my career goal.