Programs and Concentrations Offered:
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Psychologists study behavior and the mind including conscious and unconscious phenomena, both normal and abnormal functioning and concentrate on behaviors that affect the mental and emotional health of humans. Occupational Therapists assist individuals in learning or re-learning skills to improve their lives. It requires getting to know individuals personally, understanding their goals, and identifying creative ways to allow them to reach their desired levels of independence and productivity. As such, Psychology forms a strong base upon which to build the skills required to become an Occupational Therapist. The BS Psychology: Pre-Occupational Therapy concentration (pre-OT) is designed as a pre-professional interim degree for students pursuing a Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) degree at 老司机传媒 through the “3+3” track. This degree with concentration prepares the pre-OT student with the prerequisite knowledge required for the OTD degree. Once accepted into the OTD program, the 3+3 track allows students to enter the professional OTD program before completion of the Psychology: Pre-Occupational Therapy bachelors degree. The 3+3 students’ senior (fourth) year is the first two semesters of the OTD program. Students successfully completing these requirements qualify for the Bachelor of Psychology degree. |
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OVERVIEW Program Type: Bachelors Degree Program Length: 120 Credits Format: On-Campus Program Entry: August or January Entry Deadline for August: July 15 Entry Deadline for January: November 15 Click here to apply now. |
COST Costs for undergraduate programs are posted in the 老司机传媒 Bulletin at bulletin.andrews.edu and the AU Studdent Financial Services page at this link. |
To recieve a degree from 老司机传媒, students must complete 120 credits, which includes their chosen Major Requirements and Andrews Core Experience (ACE) Requirements. Students may also need general electives to reach the 120 credits or may elect to add a minor or second major. Below, there are some variations in requirements between the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and the Bachelor of Science (B.S.). Both options result in a bachelors degree and qualify the student for graduate school or employment. The B.A. degree includes the requirement for a modern language to at least the intermediate level and so has reduced major elective requirements to allow room for these language courses. Contact your academic advisor or the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences if you'd like more information or assistance in selecting a degree option based on your needs and career goals. Official requirements for baccalaureate degrees are found in the . |
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BS: PSYCHOLOGY, PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CONCENTRATION MAJOR: CORE REQUIREMENTS - 12 credits
Students will complete all of these courses during their fourth year, which will also count as the first year in the OTD Program
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ANDREWS CORE EXPERIENCE
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