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Applying to Occupational Therapy School

is a type of health care that provides help to patients who have physical, sensory, or cognitive challenges. Occupational Therapists help patients address barriers that impact their emotional, social, and physical needs.

Students can choose to pursue either a Masters-level or Doctorate-level program for Occupational Therapy. Students interested in this career path should carefully consider which option will provide the necessary training for the type of career they hope to pursue.

What major should I choose?

You are not required to select a particular undergraduate major in order to be eligible for admission to an Occupational Therapy Program. The most common undergraduate majors among Pre-OT students include exercise science, biology, kinesiology, and psychology.

What classes do I need to take?

OT Schools vary in what they require, though most programs require some combination of:

  • Human Anatomy & Physiology (8 hours, with lab)
  • Introduction to Psychology
  • Lifespan Developmental Psychology
  • Abnormal Psychology
  • Kinesiology or Biomechanics
  • Biostatistics or Principles of Statistics

You should identify specific schools in which you are interested. Check their specific prerequisite coursework.

What GPA do I need?

The average GPA for a matriculating student is around 3.5.

OTCAS calculates multiple GPAs based on specific courses. You can determine which courses are included in this calculation on the page.

Your transcript is typically viewed as a primary factor in the admissions process. Your GPA, particularly in the sciences, is viewed as a reliable predictor of how you will perform in occupational therapy school and is a demonstration of your academic capacity.

How do I apply to occupational therapy school?

Most Occupational Therapy programs use the centralized application service, . However, some programs do not participate in OTCAS and therefore applications go directly through those schools. For programs not affiliated with OTCAS, be sure to do your research to identify requirements. You can see a list of .

缅北强奸 has its own Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program you may consider.

The assists those who, without financial assistance, would be unable to apply to physical therapy schools that use the Occupational Therapist College Application Service庐 (OTCAS庐).

The OTCAS application opens during the first week of July each year. You can submit your OTCAS application as soon as it's available. We recommend submitting your application early, within the first few weeks of July for OTCAS.

Do I need to take the GRE?

Some OT programs require the . The GRE assesses analytical writing, verbal reasoning, and quantitative reasoning through a standardized exam with multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions. 

Free are provided by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The GRE is offered throughout the year. See the for scheduling.

Students in need of financial assistance can apply for a through the ETS.

How do I choose an occupational therapy school?

  • You need to start early to consider if you'd like to pursue a masters-level or doctoral-level program. It's never too early to do your research and start shadowing professionals to learn more about the differences.
  • Preparing for occupational therapy school requires careful, long-range planning and accurate information in order to meet the requirements to apply.
  • Search OT programs through the .

Do I need observation hours?

Observation hours are an important part of your pre-occupational therapy training. Many programs require observation hours but the number can vary between 0-200 hours. You can find information about requirements of individual programs through the  for information about requirements of individual programs.

How do I handle letters of recommendation?

  • Letters of Recommendation are also referred to as "Evaluations" on the OTCAS application.
  • The required number of letters and the type of letter varies by occupational therapy school.
  • OTCAS requires you to submit .

Tips to Remember

  • Get started on observation hours early. Some programs require up to 200 hours.  Even if the programs you are applying to don鈥檛 require observation, this is a good way to know whether a career in occupational therapy is right for you.
  • Every OT program has different deadlines. Check each program to be sure you are meeting all deadlines.
  • Some OT programs have rolling admissions. This means that applying early will help your application
  • Request transcripts from all of your academic institutions, including institutions that awarded you dual credit while you were in high school.
  • Give careful consideration before asking individuals to write letters of evaluation. Then allow plenty of time for letter writers to get their letter submitted. When you ask for letters of evaluation, be prepared to provide your C.V. (resume) and your personal statement.

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