zero clue! i wish they would let us know...
OH my goodddd so exciting!!! congradulations!!!I just got accepted to NYU!!
Congrats!! Did you find out through email? Also, were you on the wait list?I just got accepted to NYU!!
Congrats!! Did you find out through email? Also, were you on the wait list?
I found out through email. I was on the waitlist since 02/22 so exactly 3 months ago from today!
Classes start Tuesday, September 4 for Columbia!
For Columbia or NYU?Actually, I received a waitlist reconfirmation form through email on Thursday June 21st stating I was still on the waitlist and just confirming if I wanted to stay on their waitlist. Anyone else?
I applied for 2019 program. Do you know when they start sending out responses?
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I was admitted to the MS/OTD program yesterday. Definitely one of my top choices!
hypothetically, would you guys go to NYU's MS/OTD or Columbia's two-year MS program?
Got the acceptance email from NYU today! I applied 11/21
MS programCongrats! Did you apply to the MS or the dual program?
I also applied to the MS only program.
best of luck!! I'm sure they'll send out another wave in the next week or soCongratulations! I applied for the dual program on 10/17 waiting to hear back now
Does anyone know when Columbia decisions typically come out?
I was also waitlisted on 2/22. Fingers crossed for good news soon.Waitlisted to NYU on 2/22. Does anyone know when I may start to hear back?
april 15Also waitlisted for NYU. Does anyone know when the deadline is for the admissions decisions? They said after that deadline they will start taking ppl from the weightlist
best of luck!! I'm sure they'll send out another wave in the next week or so
Got the acceptance email from NYU today! I applied 11/21
University: Rutgers UniversityCongrats!! do you mind sharing your stats?
I also just got waitlisted on 2/27. I wish they gave us more information about a specific timeline.Waitlisted to NYU on 2/27. Got the email around 7 pm to check my application. Don’t appreciate how vague they are with every aspect of the process..
Hello,I also just got waitlisted on 2/27. I wish they gave us more information about a specific timeline.
I just received my acceptance to Columbia! I am pretty sure that I am going to go. How many people are in a cohort? Also, when do you start level 1 fieldworks and how many do you have?I'm a current student at Columbia and 2 days ago they sent a form to fill out if we were interested in being a contact for accepted students! Excited for you guys to hear back! Best of luck!
I just received my acceptance to Columbia! I am pretty sure that I am going to go. How many people are in a cohort? Also, when do you start level 1 fieldworks and how many do you have?
Hi everybody, i was accepted to both the NYU OT program and the Columbia University OT program, and I would like some help deciding. I'll be putting into consideration things like commute time, job opportunities (networking), and the overall curriculum of the program.
I'll be commuting from Bergen County NJ, and I heard that Columbia would probably be easier for me to reach, so that's a plus for Columbia.
As far as curriculum goes, I heard that the curriculum focus for the programs are different. After doing some research and looking through forums, I learned that Columbia focuses more on the mental health aspect of Occupational Therapy, and rehabilitation focused on the shoulder. NYU on the other hand, I heard focuses more on pediatrics, hand therapy and things pertaining to orthotics.
I was wondering whether this might negatively affect my chances at getting employed in a certain aspect of occupational therapy if i were to choose 1 over the other. Let's say perhaps that one day I want to work in a rehabilitation center. Would getting a degree from Columbia as opposed to NYU lessen my chances at getting employed in a rehabilitation center where the primary patients might be potentially stroke patients that are trying to regain functionality in their hands and upper limbs in general, due to the fact that Columbia's curriculum may (assuming what i heard about the programs are correct) have focused less on hand therapy (and all of orthotics)? And likewise, would attending Columbia give me an edge at obtaining a job in the mental health aspect of occupational therapy, as opposed to someone who attended NYU?
On U.S. news, i see that Columbia is ranked 11 while NYU is ranked 12 for Occupational Therapy programs. For this reason the two can be seen as practically equal. For the Columbia and NYU students lurking around on this forum, please tell me whether you feel like your respective program is preparing you appropriately or not, and any complaints you might have about it. Additionally, do you feel like one program is more prestigious or more highly regarded over the other in the Occupational Therapy world? How is the networking?
Thank you so much for reading, and I appreciate all the responses!