Hi everyone I was just accepted to LeMoynes Occupational Therapy program that starts this summer and was wondering if anyone else has to!
Hi everyone I was just accepted to LeMoynes Occupational Therapy program that starts this summer and was wondering if anyone else has to!
Thanks so much!!! I am really excited; Do you like it?? I feel super nervous about making the move to NY! How is it? Do you feel like there are enough fieldwork opportunities are do you feel they are really limited? Is there a lot to do in Syracuse? What do you like about the program? Favorite part? Sorry for the questions!Hey guys. First of all congratulations! I'm a part of the first cohort here at Le Moyne and we're almost halfway through our third semester. Let me know if you guys have any questions and I'll help you out.
It's easy, it's only 75 bucks and an hour. TJU, Temple, Salus, PhilaU? and SJU also accepts it, I believe.Do you guys know if they'll accept you without MAT scores?! I don't want to take this test just for this school!!!!
No need to apologize, ask as many questions as you want. I do really like the program so far. Its set up in a way that we learn about a specific population and then go out in the community and work with those populations for our fieldwork. One of the parts that I like the most is that most other programs just observe during their level I FW, but we actually got to do a lot more hands on work with ours which was fun. For the second and third semester you'll get two FW rotations at different types of sites to expose you to all of the different types of setting OTs work in. Everyone got a FW placement so that wasn't anything to worry about. The professors are really cool and they're always willing to go out of their way to make sure everyone succeeds. I moved from Columbus, OH so I understand the worry about moving to a smaller city from a big one. It may take some time to get used to a smaller city like Syracuse, but its not bad at all. Lots of things to do around the city like the NY state fair, there's always bars, school activities, and you'll probably end up hanging out with your classmates/my classmates most of the time. As for accreditation, that's something none of us are really worried about. Our director is great and she's written a lot of OT curriculums so she definitely has the experience. Also we're in level 2 of the accreditation process and basically every program that has reached level 2 has achieved accreditation. Let me know if you guys have any more questions!
I actually didn't take the MAT because i didn't have time, and I was still accepted. But I would've taken it if i had time toDo you guys know if they'll accept you without MAT scores?! I don't want to take this test just for this school!!!!
I do live off campus, as does everyone else in the class. There isn't really any on campus housing for graduate students, besides the apartments right outside of campus but I would avoid those. You can find something much better for a similar price not too far away. Also we moved into a brand new building downtown, which is about 10 minutes away from campus, so I'd try to find something closer to the building. I only had 3 days to find an apartment, because the program started like a week or 2 weeks right after I graduated, but when I started looking I found plenty of options. Right now we're all compiling a list of where we're staying and other recommended apartments to send to the next class. Apartments around Syracuse are generally very affordable, especially if you have a roommate.
That would be amazing if we could see the list to help us out with housing! let me know if you have anymore info about that! or even if your class has a facebook page or anything with some info. Thanks so muchI do live off campus, as does everyone else in the class. There isn't really any on campus housing for graduate students, besides the apartments right outside of campus but I would avoid those. You can find something much better for a similar price not too far away. Also we moved into a brand new building downtown, which is about 10 minutes away from campus, so I'd try to find something closer to the building. I only had 3 days to find an apartment, because the program started like a week or 2 weeks right after I graduated, but when I started looking I found plenty of options. Right now we're all compiling a list of where we're staying and other recommended apartments to send to the next class. Apartments around Syracuse are generally very affordable, especially if you have a roommate.
No need to apologize, ask as many questions as you want. I do really like the program so far. Its set up in a way that we learn about a specific population and then go out in the community and work with those populations for our fieldwork. One of the parts that I like the most is that most other programs just observe during their level I FW, but we actually got to do a lot more hands on work with ours which was fun. For the second and third semester you'll get two FW rotations at different types of sites to expose you to all of the different types of setting OTs work in. Everyone got a FW placement so that wasn't anything to worry about. The professors are really cool and they're always willing to go out of their way to make sure everyone succeeds. I moved from Columbus, OH so I understand the worry about moving to a smaller city from a big one. It may take some time to get used to a smaller city like Syracuse, but its not bad at all. Lots of things to do around the city like the NY state fair, there's always bars, school activities, and you'll probably end up hanging out with your classmates/my classmates most of the time. As for accreditation, that's something none of us are really worried about. Our director is great and she's written a lot of OT curriculums so she definitely has the experience. Also we're in level 2 of the accreditation process and basically every program that has reached level 2 has achieved accreditation. Let me know if you guys have any more questions!
Also, I am looking for a roommate(s) to live with for the OT program that will also be starting at Le Moyne in June! Please let me know if you are in the same boat! (Female)
I think we all are! it would be so helpful if there was a facebook page or something we could all join to discuss things like thatI am still in the process of making the big decision as to what school to attend, but I'm leaning toward Le Moyne and would definitely be looking for a roommate!
Thanks SO much for all of your help!!!We're still developing the list, but I'll be sure to keep you updated on that. We haven't made a Facebook page yet involving next year's class, but our class didn't really make one for ourselves until everyone was sent the list of people that made their deposits. We will definitely make one to open communication between both classes, so I'll keep you updated on that as well. It's still very early in the whole process so bear with me!
yay congrats! and I am for sure, not sure about everyone else in the forumI was just accepted! I am so excited, will you definitely be coming to Le Moyne in June?
yay congrats! and I am for sure, not sure about everyone else in the forum
Awesome! I haven't been to the campus, but I only live around 1 1/12 hours from Syracuse which I've been to a few times. there is definitely a lot to do and many restaurants, malls, and places to go! I think it'll be a great college town especially with Syracuse University close byI definitely am too, I actually just sent in my deposit today! Have you visited the school yet? I live 5 hours away so I haven't visited yet, but I plan to go sometime in the beginning of April. I was just wondering what the town is like
I recently decided to choose Le Moyne and just sent in my deposit so I'm excited to meet everyone! I'm from DC and I went to undergrad at University of South Carolina, so Syracuse is a big change for me! But I've heard great things and I'm trying to figure out housing right now too. I'm wondering if we can start a facebook group or something?Also, I am looking for a roommate(s) to live with for the OT program that will also be starting at Le Moyne in June! Please let me know if you are in the same boat! (Female)
Sorry I just realized that someone already said something about making a facebook page for the classes combined. I think that's a great idea! Can't wait to meet you allI recently decided to choose Le Moyne and just sent in my deposit so I'm excited to meet everyone! I'm from DC and I went to undergrad at University of South Carolina, so Syracuse is a big change for me! But I've heard great things and I'm trying to figure out housing right now too. I'm wondering if we can start a facebook group or something?
Congrats! My phone interview was probably around 45 minutes. The woman who I interviewed with was really nice and made it comfortable so it wasn't awkward at all. Honestly, she asked me a bunch of different questions, but nothing that was hard. I tried to have notes in front of me during the interview but I didn't need them at all. Just be yourself and youll be fine! I heard a week later with an email. They sent me an attachment of my official letter which I also received a few days after. Good luck!Hi everyone! I just got invited for a phone interview! Can anyone give me any tips, I've never had a phone interview before and I'm super nervous. Also, how long is their interview and how long did it take you to hear back?
Congrats!!!I recently decided to choose Le Moyne and just sent in my deposit so I'm excited to meet everyone! I'm from DC and I went to undergrad at University of South Carolina, so Syracuse is a big change for me! But I've heard great things and I'm trying to figure out housing right now too. I'm wondering if we can start a facebook group or something?
Good luck!! Just relax and answer your questions honestly. She asked simple and straight forward questions, nothing to trick you. I also asked a few questions about the program which I think she liked because she was really enthusiastic about answering them. I got a letter back in the mail exactly a week after my interview, but it was dated the day after my interview so they make the decision very quickly!Hi everyone! I just got invited for a phone interview! Can anyone give me any tips, I've never had a phone interview before and I'm super nervous. Also, how long is their interview and how long did it take you to hear back?
goodluck! when is your interview?Thank you everyone! If I get accepted, I most definitely will be attending
wow thats a move for you congrats! im sure youll love it though syracuse is a fun town! cant wait to meet you all as wellHi everyone! I just received my acceptance letter, I'm super excited I'll be attending in June. I'm from Miami and it'll be a huge change for me especially the snow but i can't wait! Does anyone know if there is a tour they offer for incoming students will be flying soon up there to check out the area. Any info on financial aid . Can't wait to meet you all
Thank you!! Sending good vibes your way!Congrats!! My interview was last weds!! Patiently waiting to hear back.
universityhillapartments.com or orangehousing.com has a lot of different placesDoes anyone know any good apartments around the area? Any good realtors? sorry for the questions just need to find a place asap
Yeah sure!do you guys want me to make a facebook page now? and then if the other class makes one or wants to join in we can arrange that!
I took the GRE but I would recommend taking the MAT since thats what they say to I just didn't have time to, but I did send my GRE scores. Its in the process of being accredited and it should be by graduation of the first class if everything goes as planned which im sure it willSorry, I think someone might have already asked this - but do they accept GRE scores instead of GMAT? Also, does anyone know what the difference is if the school isn't fully accredited yet?