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Does anyone know anything about NSU in Oklahoma Optometry School? I applied there, but saw that stats and it doesnt have that many seats. Anyone go there on this board? Or anyone interviewed there?
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I have visited the school a couple of times. It is in small town, and the school is fairly nice (Both times I was there was during the winter, so the green areas happened to be dead 
). The optometry school is several blocks away from the rest of the campus, and it is in what used to be some kind of historic old hospital (its a one level floor building, and the outside walls are covered with some kind of old flagstone, which looks kind of nice.)
They have a class size of 26, which you may or may not like, and almost everybody accepted has a bachelors. They accept people from 8 states, so all of your classmates will be from OK, or its neighbor states. They have a good clinic, and I believe each student working in the clinic has his own examination room. They have contracts with Native American governments, so they have lots of patients with lots of eye disease. When I was there they showed me a bus they have, which is equipped with eye care stuff, and they take to the Indian reservations, etc.
It seemed like a good school to me, and its the least expensive opt school.
I will try to answer any specific questions you have.
J.opt.
). The optometry school is several blocks away from the rest of the campus, and it is in what used to be some kind of historic old hospital (its a one level floor building, and the outside walls are covered with some kind of old flagstone, which looks kind of nice.)They have a class size of 26, which you may or may not like, and almost everybody accepted has a bachelors. They accept people from 8 states, so all of your classmates will be from OK, or its neighbor states. They have a good clinic, and I believe each student working in the clinic has his own examination room. They have contracts with Native American governments, so they have lots of patients with lots of eye disease. When I was there they showed me a bus they have, which is equipped with eye care stuff, and they take to the Indian reservations, etc.
It seemed like a good school to me, and its the least expensive opt school.
I will try to answer any specific questions you have.
J.opt.
