Inter-professional experiences are built in curriculum, so students learn and have active collaboration with the DPT, PA, Social Work, Nursing, and future Med School programs here at MU.
International FW site opportunities for either Level I (1Week) or Level II (eight weeks).
With a bachelor’s degree, you can start your career as an OTA as soon as you graduate or apply for graduate school.
Small class sizes with open-door access to both OTD and OTA faculty members and OTD students!
Clear admissions checkpoints into the OTA program:Â Enter as a freshman, declare as a sophomore or seamlessly transfer into our program.
Facts about the MU BSOTA Program
New professional degree level offers leadership preparation and the highest earning potential for OTAs upon graduation.
Contemporary, evidence-based curriculum.
Low student-to-faculty ratio with tailored mentoring throughout the program.
Faculty engaged in active, weekly clinical practice across a variety of settings.
Innovative teaching methods in state-of-the-art classrooms, clinics, and community.
NBCOT exam preparation embedded in curriculum.
Opportunities for student engagement in ongoing faculty research.
Engagement in student organizations for leadership, advocacy, and social opportunities.
OTA curriculum has eight semesters of full-time hands-on and face-to-face learning for the ultimate immersive educational experience.