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New England College of Optometry · Boston, MA

Policies

3 policies, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.

TitleSectionTextEditionSource
transfer_credit
Transfer Credit Policy Overview Upon request, the College will review applications for transfer from students who enrolled in other accredited schools or colleges of optometry.
2026-2027www.neco.edu
transfer_credit
If a transfer student is accepted to NECO, they may then work with the Dean of Academic Affairs to apply for advanced standing. • Course descriptions are not required upfront, but may be requested on a case-by-case basis to help determine eligibility for transfer credit. Upon acceptance to the four-year program, a transfer student may apply for advanced standing at NECO, which would include an interview with the Dean of Academic Affairs. The Office of Academic Affairs will then conduct a transfer credit evaluation, in tandem with the Academic Department Chairs. This evaluation will show the courses that have been approved for transfer credit. Course descriptions may be requested by these offices to help determine transfer credit eligibility. The Registrar’s Office will add the transfer credit evaluation to the student’s permanent record.
2026-2027www.neco.edu
prior_learning
Advanced Standing International Program (ASIP) Applicants to the Advanced Standing International Program: • Have a bachelor’s degree in optometry from an accredited, recognized international optometric school.
2026-2027www.neco.edu

Source: New England College of Optometry's catalog, linked per record · table academic_policy · CourseShelf publish 61