The Occupational Therapy Program at Cleveland State University fully supports and participates in the educational mission of Cleveland State University. Certification and Licensure of Graduates. The occupational therapist believes that occupations are a fundamental component of a healthy lifestyle. Occupations refer to those activities through which the individual assumes satisfying, productive roles within one's culture. They can be classified as work, leisure, or self-care.
All documentation is due by the application deadline.
Any student admitted to the Occupational Therapy Program may pursue a Bachelor of Science degree by completing the requirements for a degree at Cleveland State University, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Occupational Therapy Program. Postbaccalaureate Certificate Students who hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university are eligible for the Certificate Program. The Bachelor of Science and Postbaccalaureate Certificate options are available for Summer 2000. Contact the Occupational Therapy Program for updates on the development of this degree program. Required Level II fieldwork totals six-months' duration and must be completed within 24 months of completion of the academic program.