PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY M.O.T. ADVISEMENT WORKSHEET - OUHSC 2004-2005

University of Central Oklahoma

Prepared by: Dr. Anne L. Ewing Assistant Professor/Health Professions Advisor Department of Biology 200C Howell Hall (405) 974-5733

aewing2@ucok.edu

NOTE: This document is an unofficial evaluation of credentials. The potential applicant should check recent information listed on the OU website: http://w3.ouhsc.edu/ahealth

OU REQUIREMENTS							UCO Equivalent
CORE AREA 1: Symbolic and Oral Communication
	CLC		2412		Medical Vocabulary		BIO 2102
	English and/or Math (4 courses)



CORE AREA 2: Natural Sciences
	PHYS			2414 & 1302		Physics Life Science and Lab	PHY 1114
	ZOO			1114 & 1302		Introduction to Zoology and Lab	BIO 1404
	ZOO			2124		Human Physiology	BIO 2604
	ZOO			2255		Human Anatomy (w/cadaver)	BIO 2504 or FUNRL 1114
	Science Electives (3 courses). Suggested prerequisites for physiology and anatomy at UCO listed on the right.						CHEM 1103 + 1112
							BIO 2203 or 2314

CORE AREA 3: Social Sciences
		Psychology (3 courses)
		or
		Psychology (2 courses) and Sociology (1 course)

ELECTIVES: Make up the balance of hours needed to equal 90 hours. Please consider adding General Education requirements to your study plan if you do not have an associate degree from an Oklahoma school or a bachelor’s degree from a US school.

Pre-Occupational Therapy

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Admission to the program requires completion of prerequisite course work and submission of all application materials. The Department Admissions Committee will review application materials and will request additional information such as a personal interview. To be considered for admission to the Occupational Therapy Program an applicant must:

Have successfully completed, or be in the process of completing, a minimum of 90 semester hours of prerequisite course work from an accredited college or university prior to matriculation to the program;
Be in good standing with the college or university last or currently attending;
Have a minimum cumulative and science grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale for all college work and natural science courses attempted. Note: Academic forgiveness policy is available; A recently admitted class had an average gpa of 3.1 overall and 2.9 in sciences.
Have completed all department prerequisite courses with grades of C or better;
Document 40 hours of observation experience in a variety of occupational therapy settings prior to application;
Submit Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores: General Test; and
Students for whom English is a second language must submit a minimum score of 550 within two years prior to application on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).

Application Procedure

Download an application from: http://www.ah.ouhsc.edu/main/Application/Checklist.pdf
Submit the following by February 1, of the year in which admission is sought: ? A completed University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center application; ? Official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended; ? Documentation of observation experience (40 hours); ? GRE Scores; and ? Non-refundable application fees.
A letter of acceptance, alternate status, or denial to the Occupational Therapy program will be mailed the latter part of April. If notification is not received by May 1, contact the department.
The applicant must accept the position in writing within two weeks of notification and confirm their intention to enroll and attend with a $100 non-refundable deposit. The deposit is applied toward tutition and fees during the first term, or the position will be considered declined. Alternates will be selected according to numerical ranking. Alternates may be admitted up to the first class day for the fall semester if all positions have not been filled.

Two Campuses: Oklahoma City and Tulsa

Contents of this publication are subject to revision without notice. The provisions of this publication do not constitute a contract, expressed or implied between an applicant, student, or faculty member at Oklahoma State University or the University of Oklahoma.

Revised 10/04