I am interested in medical field and want to take admission in Pacific University School of Occupational Therapy. Can you please tell me from where I can download the admission form of this University and tell me last date to take admission here?

The School of Occupational Therapy of Pacific University offers an entry-level Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program for applicants who have completed a bachelors degree and prerequisites.


The first two years of the program are delivered on campus in Hillsboro, Ore., while Year 3 is offered in a distance-based learning environment. Integrated fieldwork opportunities offer local, national, or international experience.


Admission Facts

Program Size & Selectivity
Enrolment is limited to 40 students. Admission is highly selective.


Application Deadline
Preferred deadline is November 1, Final deadline is December 6


Program Length
36 months (starts in August)


Admissions Decisions
March


Admissions Considerations

In making admission decisions, the School of Occupational Therapy Admission Committee reviews the application and considers many factors like:

Interpersonal and self-management skills, which include the ability to assume responsibility for one's own personal and professional development

Academic performance prerequisite courses are considered most critically

Ability to communicate effectively in writing

Letters of reference

Evidence of observation and understanding of the role of occupational therapy services for clients across the age span and in multiple arenas of practice, including:
Rehabilitation
Mental Health
Public Schools

Completeness of application forms and the care expended in preparing their content

General knowledge and self-generated interest in the study of human occupation

Selected applicants are invited for on-campus interviews. The on-campus interview process is required and is a major factor in the admission decision.

In the interview, the committee considers:

Knowledge of the breadth and scope of the profession
Motivation for pursuing a career in occupational therapy
Interpersonal and interactive skills
Self-confidence
Verbal expression of ideas
Ability to articulate personal values and beliefs regarding issues of "health"


Contact Detail:
Pacific University
2043 College Way
Forest Grove, OR 97116
503-352-6151