A flexible, low-residency path from OTA/PTA to MOT
Accepting Applications for January 2024
By earning your Master’s in Occupational Therapy (MOT) at Bay Path, you join a close knit, diverse cohort of professionals looking to take their talents, ideas, and skills to the next level, while making a difference in the lives of individuals and the well-being of communities.
Bay Path’s flexible, low-residency curriculum combines hands-on learning, collaborative discussion, and the sharing of knowledge from experienced and passionate practitioners in a fully accredited program, bringing it all together with relevant, high-impact fieldwork experiences that are the heart of our unique program.
The Bay Path Fieldwork Experience
A community service model that places learners where the need–and the impact–is greatest.
Bay Path’s occupational therapy program centers community service through a comprehensive fieldwork program that arranges work placements in organizations, care settings, and clinical programs.
Students can devote their time and focus to the individuals and communities most in need of service, while Bay Path handles the logistics.
Read a sample list of partner organizations .
What tracks are available in the program?
Where are classes held?
Are courses online or in person?
Courses are offered in a blended format, pairing weekly online coursework with on-site participation, approximately every other weekend (Level II Fieldwork is completed full-time, requiring students to plan ahead).
Who teaches the courses?
Taught by extraordinary and supportive faculty in a highly dynamic and interactive classroom environment.
What is the total estimated cost to complete the MOT Bridge degree program?
Accreditation requires OT programs to identify a cost of program attendance. The following chart outlines estimated expenses a Master of Occupational Therapy student may expect throughout the completion of the Bridge Track 1 degree program. These rates are subject to change.
Current estimated cost of attendance for Track 1 of the MOT Bridge Program Totals
Tuition $110,245
Lab Fees $850
Books and Supplies $2,500
Device Requirement $1,000
AOTA Student Membership for 4 Years $300
Fieldwork Documentation (ex: CORI, health screenings, fingerprinting, etc).$360
Loan Fees $928
University Health Insurance $17,932
Living Allowance $95,700
Transportation $7,700
Misc. Expense(s) $6,600
Total $244,115
Accreditation requires OT programs to identify a cost of program attendance. The following chart outlines estimated expenses a Master of Occupational Therapy student may expect throughout the completion of the Bridge Track 2 degree program. These rates are subject to change.
Current estimated cost of attendance for Track 2 of the MOT Bridge Program Totals
Tuition $83,430
Lab Fees $850
Books and Supplies $2,000
Device Requirement $1,000
AOTA Student Membership for 3 Years $225
Fieldwork Documentation (ex: CORI, health screenings, fingerprinting, etc).$360
Loan Fees $696
University Health Insurance $13,449
Living Allowance $78,300
Transportation $6,300
Misc. Expense(s) $5,400
Total $192,010
Can I get help paying for my degree?
Do I have to take a standardized test for admission?
No. The GMAT and GRE are not required.
Will I have access to learning resources?
How can I schedule an appointment to learn more?
Professional Licensure and Certification
The Occupational Therapy Program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), located at 6116 Executive Boulevard, Suite 200, North Bethesda, Maryland 20852-4929. ACOTE's telephone number is (301) 652-6611 and email address is accred@aota.org
A career that's in-demand
Employment of occupational therapists is projected to grow 18% from 2018 to 2028, much faster than the average for all occupations.
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I am able to spend my study hours and participation in online classes at a time that is convenient for me...any day, any time.”
