Optometry schools in California
California has 3 programs awarding the OD. Their median cumulative GPA is 3.50, level with the typical applicant and 0.03 below the optometry average nationwide.
3.50
Median GPA in California
level with the typical applicant
3.53
Optometry median nationwide
California sits below
341
Median OAT total
$52,908
Median out-of-state tuition
Medians are worked out from the schools listed on this page that publish each number. Each school’s numbers say where they came from. How we source our numbers
Typical-applicant benchmark: We don't have a record of where this came from · How we source our numbers
The 3 optometry programs in California
Herbert Wertheim School of Optometry & Vision Science
Berkeley, California · Public
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- 67
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Marshall B. Ketchum University Southern California College of Optometry
Fullerton, California · Private
- 3.50
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- 341
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- $55,380
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- 104
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Western University of Health Sciences College of Optometry
Pomona, California · Private
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- $50,436
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