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Most Helpful Review for Inter American University of Puerto Rico-School of Optometry
- Category: In three sentences
- Review by: Ahmad from Stone Ridge, VA
- 0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
The school gives a good chance to students who may have not been accepted elsewhere. The new curriculum is challenging and properly prepares students for the board exam while giving students the opportunity in the clinical setting to observe many ocular conditions and diseases that may not be present in other schools.
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Student Responses to Review Topic: in 3 Sentences
- a from united states
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I am
a current student here
worst school you can ever go to. nothing but a money making institution. if this is the only optometry school you can get into, i frankly suggest you change your career. this is the last school you should ever apply to.
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- 2nd year student
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I am
a current student here
Solid education from excellent faculty. Some cultural differences but that's what allows you to become a more well-rounded person. Everyone's willing to help!
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- Ahmad from Stone Ridge, VA
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I am
a current student here
The school gives a good chance to students who may have not been accepted elsewhere. The new curriculum is challenging and properly prepares students for the board exam while giving students the opportunity in the clinical setting to observe many ocular conditions and diseases that may not be present in other schools.
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