Jefferson Juniata OT Transfer Agreement

Jefferson College of Health Professions Apply

Thomas Jefferson University and Juniata College

3+2 BS/MS in Occupational Therapy Transfer Agreement

Earn both the Bachelor of Science (BS) and Master of Science (MS) degrees in five years after graduation from high school.

Apply for admission to the 3+2 BS/MS program using the regular Juniata undergraduate application. If admittied, you will spend the first three years at Juniata and then proceed to Jefferson for the final two and a half years of Occupational Therapy coursework and fieldwork. Earn your bachelor's degree from Juniata after successful completion of the first year at Jefferson School of Health Professions. Jefferson awards a master's degree in Occupational Therapy after successful completion of the third year at JSHP.

College	Admission Requirements	Application Requirements & Deadline	Curriculum Options	Curriculum Requirements
Juniata College	- SAT (all three sections) 1100 or higher - Cumulative GPA of 3.35 or higher - Interview with Juniata-Jefferson joint admissions committee (late winter-early spring)	- Official high school transcripts - SAT scores - Essay - Activities resume (including OT hours) - Application fee - Juniata College deadline	- 3-year B.S. in selected Juniata College track - Credits earned during the first year at Jefferson will be counted toward the completion of the Juniata College B.S. degree	- Students must earn at least a 3.0 overall GPA - A grade of at least 'C' is required to transfer prerequisite coursework to Jefferson

For more information about the BS/MS OT transfer agreement, contact Director of Graduate Admissions at JSHP, Don Sharples: donald.sharples@jefferson.edu (215) 503-1044 or Debra Kirchof-Glazier, PhD, Director of the Health Professions Program: kirchof@juniata.edu (814) 641-3574. Visit http://www.juniata.edu/departments/healthprofessions/index.html

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