People who need help performing occupations like dressing, driving, gardening, playing with toys or interacting with others require an occupational therapist. Occupational therapy helps individuals develop, maintain or adapt meaningful occupations despite the challenges of age, environment or health conditions. More about occupational therapy…

Our accredited entry-level master’s degree program puts you right in the OT world. Small class sizes encourage personal attention from faculty members, many of whom work in the field. Community-based service learning and supervised clinical fieldwork experience give you multiple views of real OT practice.

You’ll graduate with a professional portfolio and enter a field in which our students find rewarding careers.