OTA to OT: Bridge Programs, Admissions, and the Real Cost
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OTA to OT: Bridge Programs, Admissions, and the Real Cost
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You're already an occupational therapy assistant. So is becoming an OT actually worth it? Before you apply to an OTA-to-OT bridge program or a traditional entry-level master's or OTD program, there are some uncomfortable conversations we need to have. Your clinical experience matters, but it doesn't automatically replace admission requirements, observation hours, or the need to demonstrate readiness for a different professional role.
In this episode of Occupied & Unlocked: The OT Student's Playbook, Dr. L breaks down bridge programs versus traditional OT school, GPA expectations, observation requirements, professional identity, and the financial math behind making the transition. We're talking tuition, lost income, salary differences, and why becoming an OTR is more than a credential upgrade. Make a strategic career decision, not just an expensive one. Subscribe for more OT school admissions advice and the conversations your advisor may be too nice to have with you.
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