If I already have an undergraduate degree (BS/BA), what prerequisites do I need?

For those who have a BS/BA degree, all prerequisites are waived. You will transfer your credits and enroll as a second- degree undergraduate student at Old Dominion University. Financial aid, student services, etc. will be available to you.

The Ophthalmic Technology Program follows Old Dominion University's tuition fee schedule. The tuition fee schedule may be found by going to the ODU Office of Finance Web site. Financial aid is available through Old Dominion University and JCAHPO's Education and Research Foundation scholarship program.

The Ophthalmic Technology Program is an intensive program that occupies most of a normal work week. Part-time work is discouraged, especially during the first semester. However, students have held part-time weekend jobs and have managed their program obligations successfully.

No. The Ophthalmic Technology Program takes place during the normal 40-hour work week. We see patients and hold lectures during "normal" office hours.

Yes. Ophthalmic Technology Program students travel to different hospitals and private practice offices during the 22-month program.

Yes. On-campus housing is available for students enrolled at Old Dominion University. There are also many nearby housing opportunities. Housing/roommate boards are located at the medical school and at ODU.

Priority will be given to those applications received by April 1. We will, however, continue to receive applications through June. The program begins in September.