So I'm currently in the process of applying to optometry school sometime next year. Im currently have complete both general physics courses online and taken the lab online. I currently need to take the 2nd physics lab to finish my physics area. My question is that even though I have taken my physics classes online will it have an impact of me getting into optometry school. I know some schools require you to be present for the labs. I don't know if I should retake the labs and lecture in person even though I've gotten A's in both physics and lab?
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jilliberta
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Email the schools you are looking at. The admissions people at each school may have different opinions.
I agree with @jilliberta from what I have seen some schools will not accept online lab courses. I would contact your prospective schools and consult with them. A lot of times you can find that information on the programs's website so maybe check there too. You don't want to retake a course unnecessarily. Best of luck to you!
