SUNY College of Optometry

Tuition, GPA, Test Scores, and Application Deadlines

SUNY College of Optometry is located in New York, NY. SUNY College of Optometry is four-years, public school and offers graduate programs with total enrollment of 409.

The tuition & fees for Doctor of Optometry (DO) degree program at SUNY College of Optometry is $30,440 for New York residents and $51,740 for others in academic year 2023-2024.

Total 453 students applied to SUNY College of Optometry and 170 admitted (or invited to interview) as the acceptance rate is 37.53%. Among the accepted applicants, 96 students enrolled to the school. The average GPA of the enrolled students is 3.60 and the average OAT (Academic) score is 344.

SUNY College of Optometry Directory Information

SUNY College of Optometry is located in 33 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036. SUNY College of Optometry is four-years, public school and offers graduate programs with total enrollment of 409

SUNY College of Optometry Directory Information
Name	SUNY College of Optometry
Address	33 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036
School Web	https://www.sunyopt.edu/admissions/od-admissions-requirements/
Accredited by	Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE)

Doctor of Optometry (DO) Tuition & Fees

The Doctor of Optometry (DO) degree program tuition & fees of SUNY College of Optometry is $30,440 for New York residents and $51,740 for others for the academic year 2023-2024. The tuition & fees is not increased and same to last year's cost.

The next table shows the changes of Doctor of Optometry (DO) tuition & fees along with other program costs

SUNY College of Optometry 2024 Tuition & Fees
	New York Residents	Out-of-State Students
Doctor of Optometry (DO) Degree Program
2019	$29,918	$50,828
2020	$32,119	$53,449
2021	$30,510	$51,840
2022	$30,562	$51,822
2023	$30,440	$51,740
General Program Costs
Graduate Programs	$11,773	$23,563

SUNY College of Optometry average GPA and OAT (Academic) Scores

The average GPA from enrolled students at SUNY College of Optometry is 3.60 and the average OAT (Academic) score is 344. The OAT (Science) score is 341. Its GPA is similar to the average of all Optometry schools. The OAT (Academic) score of SUNY College of Optometry is higher than average OAT (Academic) score of other Optometry schools.

SUNY College of Optometry Average GAP and OAT (Academic) Scores
	SUNY College of Optometry	All Optometry Schools
GPA Overall	3.60	3.51
OAT (Academic) Scores	344	323
OAT (Science) Scores	341	315

How To Apply SUNY College of Optometry

To apply to SUNY College of Optometry for Doctor of Optometry (DO), applicants are required to use Optometry Centralized Application Service (OptomCAS). In application process, you will submit the application components required by SUNY College of Optometry. The OptomCAS application dealine for fall admission 2025 is March 1, 2023. The supplemental application deadline to the schoo is March 1, 2023. The last date of OAT (Academic) test is March 1, 2023. The supplemental application fee at SUNY College of Optometry $40.

The below components are required by SUNY College of Optometry to their applicants.

OptomCAS Application
Transcripts
three letters of recommendation
OAT scores
Supplemental Questions and Fee
Interview

For detailed description of each component, check its admission page.

SUNY College of Optometry Admission Deadline and Prerequisites
Admission Contacts
Application System	Optometry Centralized Application Service (OptomCAS)
Application Fee	$40
Application Deadline	2023-03-01
Secondary Application Deadline	2023-03-01
OAT (Academic) Deadline	2023-02-28
Address	33 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036
Phone	212-938-4000
Email	admissions@sunyopt.edu
Admission Page	https://www.sunyopt.edu/admissions/od-admissions-requirements/
Prerequisites	General Biology (with lab) (2 semesters) General Chemistry (with lab) (2 semesters) General Physics (with lab) (2 semesters) Organic Chemistry (with lab) (2 semesters) Calculus (1 semesters) English Composition and Literature (2 semesters) Social Sciences and Humanities (2 semesters) General Psychology (1 semesters) Statistics (1 semesters)