How do I apply to the post-professional OTD Program?
Applicants must apply to Graduate Studies. See the Admission section of the Bulletin for information about the Graduate Studies admission criteria and the online application process.
Is an active OT license required?
Yes, the post-professional pathway is for students who have completed a master's degree and have an active/unencumbered occupational therapy license.
When can I apply to the post-professional OTD Program?
The Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) application is available October 1 to February 15 for students seeking admission to the following fall cohort. Students may apply during the last spring semester of their undergraduate degree before the February 15 deadline. All applicants will receive an admission decision by March.
Are there any additional costs?
In addition to regular university, college, and program fees, students should expect to spend approximately $1,000 on textbooks, and approximately $300 on health requirements while in the program.
Upon acceptance into the OTD program, students must submit a signed letter of acceptance and a non-refundable processing fee of $500 (required to hold a place for you in the OTD class). The fee will be deducted from the students fall tuition.
Are there health requirements for the post-professional OTD Program?
Prior to entering the OTD program, admitted students are required to have:
Current Immunizations
CPR Certification
Health Insurance
Physical Exam
Completion of the CNHP’s OSHA and HIPAA exams
AOTA and State Membership
Two-Step TB Test
Influenza
Criminal Background Check
Drug Test
Visit the Health Requirements page for more information.
