Amplify your optometry school experience and see what it means to get involved in our profession as the annual AOSA/AOA conference, Optometry’s Meeting, comes to the Music City, June 19-22, 2024. Optometry’s Meeting provides students a four-day, immersive experience in career development, clinical and practice management skill building, professional networking and advocacy alongside optometry’s leaders. …
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OAT Strategy Article 3: How to Handle Test Day Welcome back! This article will cover some important test day information and strategies, and will also alert you to some common mistakes to avoid. This will be the final article in my general OAT series; so please check back soon for my next article, which will …
Welcome back! This article will help you get on track with a successful OAT study plan. Why is a plan so important? Well, most successful students take several months of studying to be prepared for the OAT. There is just so much material on the test, that at first studying can appear to be a …
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Hey everyone. I would like to present to you a new member of the OptometryStudents.com team. His name is Dale Paynter and he has been one of my good friends since sophomore year of undergrad at SUNY Albany. Dale is applying to Optometry schools for the 2014′ year and with his outstanding academic skills and …
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To survive at SUNY Optometry you need to take breaks. I bet that is just what you wanted to hear! Well do not get too excited. Yes, it is important to take quick breaks while studying, but the breaks I speak of involve breaking up your academic subjects. For example, I never study every subject …
Today we have Antonio Chirumbolo, a SUNY Optometry 2013 student with lots of great tips to bring to the table. Here is an icebreaker post from Antonio, but keep an eye out because this guy has lots of wisdom to bring to the table! Hey guys, here are a few tips that will really help …
1. BE CREATIVE- Overall, any creative and unique way of studying will work. If you want to study with your pet dog go ahead! Feel like going on your roof or studying in the swimming pool? – thats cool! (be careful on the roof) – Be creative in any way possible. The more creative …
