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How important are the results of the Optometry Admission Test (OAT)?

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How important are the results of the Optometry Admission Test (OAT)?

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Test results are given the same weight as your Biology, Chemistry and Physics (BCP) GPA as calculated through your OptomCAS application, as well as a thorough review of your prerequisite coursework, grades attained and course fulfillment, as part of our admission process. We look for competitive course grades and OAT scores (see our Applicant Profiles page), and personal characteristics that indicate an applicant can perform well in the clinical practice section of our curriculum (as distinct from the academic section). The OAT may be taken more than once without penalty, and we will accept your best score.

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