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What Is Arizona (Midwestern)'s Acceptance Rate?

Arizona (Midwestern) does not publish a single acceptance rate that we can source. Its 72 seats against 743 applicants works out to about 10%, or 10.3 applicants for every seat.

Last checked Nov 2, 2026.

Seats
72 Official
Applicants
743 Official
Applicants per seat
10.3 Estimate
Seats divided by applicants
10% Estimate

That makes Arizona (Midwestern) the 2nd most competitive of 25 programs by applicants per seat. Nationwide, 2,897 applicants competed for 1,956 seats, and 72% were accepted somewhere.

Treat the percentage as a rough guide. Most applicants apply to several schools (the average is 4.3) and a school's applicant count includes people who never finish, so seats divided by applicants is not the share of applicants who got in. For a fairer read, compare your own numbers with the class: stats checker.

Closest in applicants per seat: MCPHS (9.1) and Chicago (Midwestern) (11.7).

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What Is Arizona (Midwestern)'s Acceptance Rate?

Arizona (Midwestern) does not publish a single acceptance rate that we can source. Its 72 seats against 743 applicants works out to about 10%, or 10.3 applicants for every seat.

How competitive is Arizona (Midwestern) compared with other optometry schools?

That makes Arizona (Midwestern) the 2nd most competitive of 25 programs by applicants per seat. Nationwide, 2,897 applicants competed for 1,956 seats, and 72% were accepted somewhere.

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Last checked Nov 2, 2026. Requirements and dates change each cycle, so confirm with Arizona (Midwestern) before you apply. How we check our data.