Program Description
The MOT-Bridge program is a hybrid curriculum designed for practicing OTAs and PTAs ready to advance their careers by earning a Master in Occupational Therapy. Blending online learning with on-campus and fieldwork experiences, the program emphasizes evidence-based, occupation-centered care, health equity, and wellness promotion. Graduates earn a Wellness Coaching Certification and are eligible to sit for the NBCOT exam to become a Registered Occupational Therapist (OTR).For more information, please visit our program website.
Program Length
7 quarters, with a fall term start.Possible Careers
Clinic and hospital settings, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing facilities, educational institutions, administration, school-based practice, private practice and community-base agencies.Application Deadlines
Quarter | Application Open | Priority Deadline | Final Deadline |
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Autumn of 2025 | May 23, 2025 | — | Jul 25, 2025 |
Autumn of 2026 | Jan 5, 2026 | — | May 1, 2026 |
Discipline Accrediting Agency
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE)Notes
View information on our Student Health Care Plans here.- Estimated amounts are for the academic year specified only. Amounts are based on full-time attendance for the number of months enrolled per academic year. International students need to calculate 12 months of living expenses based on these amounts.
- Amounts are expected to increase each year consistent with inflation in the professional education sector.
- To qualify for financial aid, most students must be enrolled at least half time in an aid eligible program and be taking degree requirements. Half time is 6 units in a quarter for undergraduate programs and 4 units in a quarter for graduate programs.
- Estimated amounts are for the academic year specified only. Amounts are based on full-time attendance for the number of months enrolled per academic year. International students need to calculate 12 months of living expenses based on these amounts.
- Amounts are expected to increase each year consistent with inflation in the professional education sector.
- To qualify for financial aid, most students must be enrolled at least half time in an aid eligible program and be taking degree requirements. Half time is 6 units in a quarter for undergraduate programs and 4 units in a quarter for graduate programs.