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No — based on current program pages and professional bodies, the Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD/OTD entry‑level) is being offered and in many cases is explicitly described as an entry‑level profe...
Changing how the Occupational Therapy (OT) degree is classified—whether by federal “professional degree” lists, state licensure language, or accreditor definitions—could alter student funding access, ...
Alternative, non-degree credentials — notably micro‑credentials, digital badges, nanodegrees, bootcamps and industry certificates — are rapidly expanding as targeted, cheaper and faster signals of ski...
A recent Department of Education rulemaking reclassified many health and service degrees — including nursing, physical therapy and related fields — out of the agency’s “professional degree” category a...
No, available reporting shows that both master’s (MOT/MSOT) and doctorate (OTD) degrees remain accepted entry routes to practice occupational therapy in the U.S.; ACOTE considered—and briefly proposed...
Available reporting shows no single, definitive federal reclassification of the Occupational Therapy (OT) degree in the U.S.; instead, two separate trends are relevant: a movement within OT education ...