Western Michigan University Reviews of Master's in Occupational Therapy

"Honestly, this school is phenomenal. They are always finding ways to improve or upgrade. They listen to their students and find ways to get them involved. Their academics are very powerful and they have experienced professors who actually care about their students. The food is great and the atmosphere overall is welcoming."

"I attended Western Michigan University for my undergrad and graduated with my Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Health Services in the Spring of 2016. I was very pleased to have been accepted into their well-know top 50 ranked Occupational Therapy Masters program which I began in the Fall of 2016. Western Michigan University is a great school with wonderful faculty and I am proud be be a alumni as well as a current student. They truly thrive in putting their students first and helping them succeed!"

"I recently began the master's program in occupational therapy at Western and I have been amazed with the program so far. The faculty and staff involved in our program have all been extremely helpful in optimizing our education and experience. Our professors have first-hand knowledge of the profession and the experiences they share have been valuable to understanding the requirements of becoming an exceptional occupational therapist."

"I love the program. Teachers are very helpful and are real professionals."

"Pros: Faculty members that are willing to drop anything to help their students out. I love the open door policy on the Western Michigan University Grand Rapids campus! Cons: Competitiveness"

"I believe it is a great graduate program. It is somewhat expensive but then again most graduate programs are very pricy."

"The small classroom settings improve the learning environment for each individual. It allows the professor and student to interact on a one on one basis and develop a relationship. The faculty is always willing to provide support and help to students. They are always open to give advice and encouragement as well. The self directed learning style is a new style of teaching that can be difficult to adjust to."