Admissions Team
Admissions Blog
Thanks for visiting our admissions blog! Here we hope to address questions that are frequently asked from applicants and to clarify any aspects of the application and admissions process that may be complicated or confusing. As always, please feel free to reach out to us directly with any questions you may have. We look forward to hearing from you!
Application Tips for the Entry-Level OTD Program ⟩
October 16, 2024
by Dr. Amanda Speights
In this video, Associate Professor and Admissions Team Member, Dr. Amanda Speights, outlines the application process for the Entry-Level OTD Program. We want to get to know you and we want you to get to know us! Good luck with your application process!
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Scholarships for the Entry-Level OTD Program ⟩
September 18, 2024
by Dr. Amber Bennett
In this video, Associate Professor and Admissions Director, Dr. Amber Bennett, outlines the scholarships available for applicants of our USC Chan Entry-Level OTD Program: Division Tuition Scholarships, Vision Scholarships, and Research Student Worker positions. We recommend applying for as many…
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International Student Transcript Submissions ⟩
September 18, 2024
by Catherine Shin
In this video, Assistant Professor and Admissions Team Member, Dr. Hyon Min (Catherine) Shin outlines the process for international students to submit their transcripts in their applications. She covers what you will need, how you will submit your transcripts, and what to do if you don't get it…
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Letters of Recommendation for the Entry-Level OTD Program ⟩
September 18, 2024
by Lloyd Tayko
In this video, Admissions Counselor Lloyd Tayko outlines the process for requesting and submitting your letters of recommendation for the USC Chan Entry-Level OTD Program. We recommend that your letters of recommendation come from people who know you well - they do not need to be occupational…
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Scholarships for the Entry-Level OTD Program ⟩
November 9, 2022
by Dr. Amber Bennett
In this video, Associate Professor and Admissions Director, Dr. Amber Bennett, outlines the scholarships available for applicants of our USC Chan Entry-Level OTD Program: Division Tuition Scholarships, Vision Scholarships, and Research Student Worker positions. We recommend applying for as many…
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Admissions Tips for the Post-Professional OTD Program ⟩
July 15, 2022
by Catherine Shin
Planning on applying to the Post-Professional Doctorate program? Watch this video by Dr. Catherine Shin, Assistant Professor of Clinical Occupational Therapy and member of the Admissions Team as she provides a breakdown of the application and important tips on how to improve yours!
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Admission Tips for the Entry-Level OTD Program ⟩
September 29, 2021
by Dr. Amber Bennett
In this video, Assistant Professor and Admissions Team member, Dr. Amber Bennett, shares helpful tips and insight on how to maximize your admissions application for the Entry-Level OTD program. Student applicants would not want to miss this!
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Farewell USC Chan! ⟩
September 27, 2021
by Dr. Kristin Nxumalo
This Thursday, September 30th, 2021 will by my last day as Faculty in the Chan Division. It has been such an honor to serve the students both within the Division and the applicants to our programs! It is a bittersweet farewell, as I am relocating back to my home state of Oregon to be closer to my…
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GRE Requirement Waived for 2021 & 2022 Admissions Cycles ⟩
October 1, 2020
by Dr. Arameh Anvarizadeh
I am writing today to share an important update to our holistic admission criteria for all students applying to begin one of our graduate degree programs in occupational therapy in 2021 or 2022. USC understands that graduate program applicants’ ability to complete the GRE examination may have been…
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Scholarships ⟩
August 4, 2020
by Dr. Arameh Anvarizadeh
USC Chan Director of Admissions Dr. Arameh Anvarizadeh outlines the scholarships available for applicants to our Entry-Level OTD Program, including: Research Student Worker, Division Tuition Scholarships, and Vision Scholarships. Dr. Anvarizadeh notes that the scholarship deadlines and admissions…
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