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Department of Occupational Therapy PurposeThis professional Masters program is designed to provide entry-level graduate education in the field of occupational therapy. Students learn entry-level skills and techniques commonly used in the practice of occupational therapy in a variety of areas and with diverse populations. They develop the ability to apply these skills through effective clinical reasoning based on a solid theoretical foundation of human function. The purpose of occupational therapy is to help individuals achieve a maximum level of independence in all areas of their lives. Occupational therapy is needed when an individual's ability to live independently, to care for personal needs, and to participate in work, school, family and community life is disrupted by illness or injury.
Occupational therapists also provide education and training for wellness and prevention concerns. Occupational therapists work in schools, skilled nursing facilities, clinics, and hospitals, as well as alternative service delivery models (e.g., prisons, community mental health agencies and business/industry). It is recommended that one of the three letters of recommendation be from an occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant who knows the applicant well enough to speak to her/his qualification for graduate school. If it is not possible to obtain a recommendation from an occupational therapist, consider an employer or professor who can speak to the applicant's qualifications for success in graduate school.Standard Admissions Track:In addition to applying to OTCAS, Standard Admissions Track applicants will need to:.
Complete interviews with faculty of the Occupational Therapy Admissions Committee. Have completed all prerequisites requirements prior to the beginning of the occupational therapy courses. Have completed a baccalaureate degree from a nationally accredited institution. According to the conversion plan students may be accepted prior to completion of a baccalaureate degree.
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No specific baccalaureate major is required. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) test scores, including the TWE (Test of Written English) essay rating. A score of 550 on the written test, score of 213 on the computer-based test or a score of 79 on the iBT TOEFL test or a four on the TWE essay rating are required for admission. The British International English Test (IELTS), will also be acceptable, a minimum score of 6.5 is required for admission.Note: Meeting minimal entrance requirements does not necessarily guarantee admission.Preference is given to applications submitted by November 15 (of junior year for those following the schema). Applicants will be considered after the submission date if there are spaces available. The initial acceptance pool consists of up to 20 qualified FACT students and the remainder of qualified St. Scholastica and transfer students for a class of 32.For assistance with applications, students may contact the Office of Graduate and Extended Campus Admissions, The College of St.
Scholastica, 1200 Kenwood Ave, Duluth, MN. Telephone (218)723-6285 or (866)478-9277, EmailFACT (the First-Year Admission Criteria Track):First year students at The College of St.
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Scholastica may apply for early application to the Occupational Therapy Program by following FACT, the First-Year Admissions Criteria Track. FACT is a criterion-based early admission program for the graduate Occupational Therapy Program. Students who declare their intent to pursue an M.S. Degree in occupational therapy by the end of their first-year will be guaranteed admission to the program after three years of undergraduate work, should the student meet the plan criteria. FACT is available for up to 20 first year students on a first-come first-serve basis with applications accepted until May 1st.Students who have enough credits when they arrive at The College of St.