United States of America
There are 21 American educational institutions offering the Doctor of Optometry degree.
- AL: University of Alabama at Birmingham
- AZ: Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry Glendale, Arizona
- CA: University of California at Berkeley
- CA: Southern California College of Optometry
- CA: Western University of Health Sciences
- FL: Nova Southeastern University
- IL: Illinois College of Optometry
- IN: Indiana University
- MA: New England College of Optometry
- MA: The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
- MI: Michigan College of Optometry at Ferris State University
- MO: University of Missouri at St. Louis
- NY: State University of New York in New York City
- OH: The Ohio State University
- OK: Northeastern State University
- OR: Pacific University in Portland, Oregon
- PA: Pennsylvania College of Optometry
- PR: Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, School of Optometry
- TN: Southern College of Optometry
- TX: University of Houston
- TX: University of the Incarnate Word
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