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• Application Information Packet
• Essential Functions
• Professional Background Checks
• Selection Process
• Transfer Credit

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2. Demonstrate College Readiness through completion of KSU Admission testing, ACT/ SAT scores, or completion of ALL prescribed developmental course work with a “C” or better by the beginning of the OTA program. Applicants may be “provisionally accepted” to the OTA program if enrolled in developmental courses and on track to pass with “C” or better in the semester prior to entrance/acceptance to the program.  
3. Declare the OTA major (contact your advisor) 
4. Attendance at an or meeting with an advisor for the OTA Program is not required but highly recommended.
5. Submit the online OTA Program Technical Study Application. THIS IS A SEPARATE APPLICATION FROM THE APPLICATION TO THE UNIVERSITY. Applications open approximately two months prior to the deadline (see page 1).

Additional Requirements for Acceptance

• Applicants must successfully complete BSCI 11010—Anatomy and Physiology I for Allied Health or equivalent course by the end of the spring semester for Ashtabula cohort and end of summer semester for East Liverpool cohort to be eligible to start the following semester. Applicants may be “provisionally accepted” to the OTA program if enrolled in A&P I and on track to pass with “C” or better in the semester prior to entrance/acceptance to the program. 
• Minimum 2.7 cumulative GPA from the most recent academic experience of six credit hours or more  

Application Information Packet 

Ashtabula applications now closed; deadline March 1. 

East Liverpool applications now closed; deadline April 30

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* Important Note: A felony conviction may affect a graduate's ability to sit for the NBCOT Certification examination or obtain state licensure.