Entry into the Master of Occupational Therapy program on the Denton campus is structured for students who are entering or currently engaged in undergraduate coursework.  The BS-MOT program is an accelerated degree plan that combines undergraduate and graduate level study.  This type of plan is often referred to as a 3+2 program.  Students select one of five undergraduate majors,  Child Development, Family Studies, Kinesiology, Health Studies, or Psychology.  Undergraduate core requirements, the required courses in the major, and prerequisite courses as specified in the undergraduate major’s pre-OT degree plan are completed.

A minimum of 2 semesters prior to graduation, pre-OT students apply to the School of OT for admission to the BS-MOT program. Accepted students graduate with a BS in the undergraduate major with an emphasis in occupational therapy. The MOT degree is completed with remaining graduate course work in occupational therapy.