The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (OT)
Provide excellent care and greater access to autonomy.
In the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (OT) graduate program at Le Moyne, you'll learn how to make real, life-changing differences in your clients' daily lives. With outstanding student outcomes, interdisciplinary faculty, and a consistently high pass rate on the NBCOT exam, this is one of the top-rated entry-level, professional OT programs in the Northeast.
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The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Program
This program is perfect for those with a bachelor's degree in any field. Our curriculum provides an excellent foundation, whether your goal is an OT practitioner career in a traditional setting or an area of newly identified need. We have a consistently high pass rate on the NBCOT exam.
Hands-on Fieldwork
This program allows you to apply what you learn to clinical settings by embedding fieldwork experiences within and immediately following coursework. You'll have two types of formal fieldwork experiences:
- Level I fieldwork experiences are held locally, as they are part of the didactic semesters.
- Level II fieldwork experiences are full-time, 12-week supervised clinical experiences.
State-of-the-art facility
In our downtown Syracuse facility, you'll put your learning directly into practice. The space includes: a daily living lab, kitchen and bathroom for simulation exercises, a fully equipped sensory room, access to a fully equipped cadaver lab.
MSOT Admission, Scholarships & Aid
Competitive applicants will have no more than two outstanding prerequisite courses (including courses in progress) at the time of application. No additional applications are required to be considered for the many scholarships we have available to you.
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