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The Entry-Level Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (EMOT) Program is for students with a bachelor's degree in a field other than occupational therapy and prerequisites.



Degree Requirements:

bullet  2 years of combined entry-level and graduate coursework

bullet  2 full-time Level II Fieldwork rotations 

Length of Program/Activities – 2 years

bullet  Year 1:
      September – May: Fall and Spring semester coursework
      May - June: Summer Session I coursework

bullet  Year 2:
      September - December: Fall semester coursework
      January - June: two full-time Fieldwork Level II rotations and online coursework
      July - August: Summer Session II coursework

 

bullet  Prerequisites (see below)

bullet  Admissions

bullet  Curriculum

bullet  Application

bullet  Student Spotlight (under construction)

bullet  Accreditation and Sitting for the National Certification Examination

 


Academic requirements - require the GRE or MAT exam.

Prerequisites EMOT

*Strongly recommend Anatomy & Physiology. Other acceptable science courses include Kinesiology and
  Exercise Physiology.                    

  In addition to meeting all the academic requirements, you must meet all technical standards for the program. 
  Refer to the online JSHP Catalog for details, http://jefferson.edu/jchp/studentlife/cat.cfm.


  For more information contact Dr. Stephen B. Kern at Stephen.Kern@jefferson.edu, or 215-503-8013.

 


 
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