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Hey fellow OT applications!
As anyone who has applied to the CSUDH program knows, the deadline passed a few weeks ago. I am sort of putting all my eggs in one basket with this school -- it's number one in my book due to location and cost -- and am getting the expected anticipatory anxiety about it. I thought I'd create an updated thread where any fellow applicants can talk about their stats, and where current/past students of the programs can chime in with their wisdom.
GPA was 3.91, about a 1200 GRE score (when converted to the old format), only about 50-something hours of volunteer work at a hand clinic when I submitted my application (I took the OTR 495 Intro to OT course to waive the requirement though, just couldn't get 80 hrs in working nearly full-time and finding other clinics for variety of volunteering was near-impossible). I do sort of work in a related field as a cognitive trainer. Several of my students are TBI cases.
Thoughts?
Also, what other CA schools are you considering? I'm only doing USC and possibly Loma Linda as I do not have several of the prereqs required by SJSU (such as neuroanatomy online -- was unable to even get in touch with the prof who taught it -- and working with a cadaver).
As anyone who has applied to the CSUDH program knows, the deadline passed a few weeks ago. I am sort of putting all my eggs in one basket with this school -- it's number one in my book due to location and cost -- and am getting the expected anticipatory anxiety about it. I thought I'd create an updated thread where any fellow applicants can talk about their stats, and where current/past students of the programs can chime in with their wisdom.
GPA was 3.91, about a 1200 GRE score (when converted to the old format), only about 50-something hours of volunteer work at a hand clinic when I submitted my application (I took the OTR 495 Intro to OT course to waive the requirement though, just couldn't get 80 hrs in working nearly full-time and finding other clinics for variety of volunteering was near-impossible). I do sort of work in a related field as a cognitive trainer. Several of my students are TBI cases.
Thoughts?
Also, what other CA schools are you considering? I'm only doing USC and possibly Loma Linda as I do not have several of the prereqs required by SJSU (such as neuroanatomy online -- was unable to even get in touch with the prof who taught it -- and working with a cadaver).