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/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/kyco_headers.jpg2160987Why should you consider applying to the Kentucky College of Optometry? In 2011, the governor of Kentucky signed Senate Bill 110 (Better Access to Quality Healthcare Act) into law, making Kentucky only one of three states in the nation to allow optometrists to perform in-office laser eye procedures, inject medications into eyes and remove “lumps […]