Students are encouraged to seek individual sources of financial assistance. The primary source of outside funding for graduate students is in the form of Stafford Student Loans. The School of Occupational Therapy has compiled a list of scholarship opportunities, which is sent to accepted students in the Enrollment Information Packet. Graduate Assistantships are available to occupational therapy students, with applications being available in March before the first and second years in the program. The School of Occupational Therapy offers program advising by appointment.
Academic requirements are subject to change without notice.
These guidelines are for Fall 2001 admission. Students applying for Fall 2002 or after should contact the School of Occupational Therapy for updated information. Health Insurance, Immunizations, CPR Applicants accepted into the School of Occupational Therapy must provide proof of health insurance coverage and updated immunizations prior to Fall 2000 and 2001 enrollments. Enrolled students are required to take the CPR course, arranged by the School of Occupational Therapy during the fall semester of the first and second years. Enrolled students are also required to complete the TB testing arranged by the School of Occupational Therapy in the fall semester of each year.