Admission requirements include a 2.75 GPA, Undergraduate transcripts, five references, a resume, and a written personal statement that describes your desire to enter the field of vocational rehabilitation. Rehabilitation professionals work in a wide variety of settings.
All professionals assist persons with disabilities to achieve personal goals.
Many professionals help persons with disabilities become employed, or provide counseling regarding personal and social problems, or career counseling and guidance. Others assist persons to advocate for themselves, or seek answers to various problems such as independent living. Other professionals may provide evaluation or assessment services that help persons with disabilities to understand skills and abilities and to help them make sound career choices. Other rehabilitation professionals may help business and industry to reduce the rate of injury to workers, or to manage rehabilitation services to workers injured on the job. Other professionals help high school student's transition from school to the world of work.