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Please note, the BHS courses and OTD courses have different tuition rates. The cost for courses in the BHS program is the undergraduate tuition rate and the cost for courses in the OTD program is the graduate tuition rate. Learn more about tuition per credit hour

General prerequisites must be completed before entering the Accelerated BHS-OTD program and can be completed at any accredited college or university. General Prerequisite Course Work Biology with lab (4 credits required)* Human Physiology with lab (4-8 credits required)** Human (Systemic) Anatomy and lab (4-8 credits)** Abnormal Psychology (3 credits required) Introduction to Statistics (3 credits...

BHS Year 1 BHS Year 2 OTD Year 1 OTD Year 2 OTD Year 3 Total Credit Hours in OTD Program 107

Admission Application Deadlines BHS Program Application: Applicants must complete an online application to the UF Office of Admissions, Bachelor of Health Science. Applications to the BHS program are due February 1st. BHS-OTD Combined Program Admission: The supplemental application (below) to the Combined Program (BHS-OTD) is due May 15th.  The Combined Program has a Fall semester...

For Undergraduate Students Applying to the Bachelor of Health Science Program at the University of Florida The Occupational Therapy Combined Program is for University of Florida pre-occupational therapy students who are pursuing their Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) degree. The program is a combined degree program that allows students to take first-year Doctor of Occupational...

RSD faculty and colleagues have recently been awarded a five-year NIH U01 award for $5.4 million.

The Institute for Mobility, Activity, and Participation delivered an eight-hour pre-conference workshop at ADED. Additionally, Dr. Classen received ADED's Scholarship Award for her outstanding scientific and leadership contributions to the field.

The OTD program is the first and only entry-level doctorate in occupational therapy in the Florida State University System. The program was approved by the Board of Governors last year and will graduate the first class in 2021.