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New England College of Optometry announced the members of its new Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Council.

The New England College of Optometry is honored to recognize its 2020 Distinguished Alumni awardees.

When I moved to Boston for optometry school, I wasn’t sure what to expect coming to NECO. Not only is it a graduate program, it’s a community.

New England College of Optometry (NECO) announced today that eyewear brand Warby Parker has established a first-of-its-kind scholarship fund at NECO with the goal of increasing Black representation in the field of optometry.

Howard Purcell, OD, FAAO, President and CEO, published this editorial in the Review of Optometric Management, Sept 9.

New England College of Optometry (NECO) announces the release of OCTaVIA v2.0, a top 10 rated smartphone app for optometry and ophthalmology.

Today I want to reach out to those prospective students out there who are trying to tackle the ever-daunting personal statement.

Before I started optometry school, someone told me the material wouldn’t be harder than undergrad, there would just be a whole lot more of it: it’d be a fire hydrant of information that you would constantly have to absorb.

Regis College and NECO renewed their affiliation offering students entry into a Doctor of Optometry program after successful completion of 3 years of a pre-medicine or pre-veterinary medicine program at Regis College.

“I want to do it all, learn it all, and absorb everything about low vision.”

So says Stephanie Aigbe, OD, New England College of Optometry’s first-ever resident in Low Vision Rehabilitation.