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Occupational Therapy Doctoral Program

Applicants must complete the application process on the Occupational Therapy Centralized Admission System (OTCAS) at https://otcas.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login and have their application completed and verified by the deadline published on www.kc.edu/occupational-therapy to be considered for admissions. It can take several weeks for applications to be verified by OTCAS, please plan accordingly. During the application process, all official transcripts should be sent directly to OTCAS. However, if an applicant received college credit from any international college or university, official transcripts need to be mailed to OTCAS and Kettering College directly from the institution(s), and the applicant needs to have the transcript(s) officially translated by a company that provides credential evaluation, such as WES, ECE, or Josef Silny (www.wes.org, www.ece.org, www.jsilny.com).

OTCAS APPLICATION

Master of Physician Assistant Studies

All physician assistant applicants must apply through Central Application Service for Physician Assistants (CASPAonline.org). Applications must be submitted no later than Oct. 1. Applications are then reviewed by program and select applicants are granted an interview. If you have questions about Kettering College’s MPAS degree or the application process, call (937) 395-8638 or e-mail PA@kc.edu.

MPAS APPLICATION

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Master of Science in Nursing

Applications to the Master of Science in Nursing – Nursing Leadership program must be submitted no later than December 1 for spring (January) admission and no later than July 1 for fall (August) admission. Once completed, applications are reviewed and verified by the Office of Admissions in consultation with the Chair of Graduate Nursing Programs. Applicants meeting the minimum requirements and all other requirements for admission to Kettering College will be considered for admission. This program uses a rolling admission process to extend program offers. RN licensure in the state of residence or employment of the student applicant is required to successfully complete clinical/practicum experiences. Clinical placements in some states may not be able to be accommodated due to specific State Board of Nursing regulations.

MSN APPLICATION