Colorado State University - Fort Collins

Pros - content of program, classes offered, faculty, campus, location Cons - schedule/flexibility for part time students

The OT program at CSU is competitive, highly rated, and an overall very desirable program. Living in the city of Fort Collins can be expensive or inexpensive--depends more on what you are looking for. Tuition costs are some of the lowest in the country for an OT program.

Ft Collins is a wonderful community, as is CSU. I appreciate the availability of the faculty. I only wish that the program offered more financial support for graduate students.

Colorado State University has a great diverse program for working professionals that need to balance home work and school.

The M.S. in Management is a challenging program yet the knowledge gained is directly applicable to the working field. There are high costs associated with the M.S. degree which are met with limited financial incentives outside of student loans.

I truly appreciate CSU OT's intelligent and caring department professors and staff. I feel I'm getting a balanced education, I feel I am growing as an aspiring practitioner and as a person, and I feel supported every step of the way.

The professors in the program are active in research and share their enthusiasm for the profession through coursework and discussion. The faculty are very helpful and dedicated to student success.

Pros - research opportunities, supportive staff and other students, great location- on campus and in the surrounding area, technology resource lab. Cons - Many classes are strongly theoretical and there is not a lot of background provided on biology, anatomy, and physiology.

The program is very challenging, but does a good job at pushing students to learn on their own.

Fantastic graduate program. Very competitive, and understandably so!

The graduate program is excellent! Faculty and staff are very supportive.

The Occupational Therapy program at Colorado State University provides a rich and enriching learning curriculum that fosters excellence in clinical service delivery and research.

Fort Collins is a great place to live and everyone in this department are great people, very friendly and helpful. There is a great network of people here and the philosophy professors know what's up. They, generally, offer good funding, as long as you are a TA, and the workload is very reasonable. This program is strong in Applied Ethics, but also has a strong grounding in Philosophy of Mind, among others.

I participate in the Professional MBA program via the online option. I looked for a program that would afford me the same degree as an on-campus student without an "online degree" stigma. All classes are video-taped with and option to watch them live and interact with the campus students and professors. Such a great option that still allows me to work full-time!

Great program that prepares you to be an occupation-centered occupational therapist!

My graduate program at Colorado State University is the greatest opportunity that was given to me. As a graduate teaching assistance, I get to get experience as a half faculty. While I still take courses, I also get to teach and grade to learn how to be responsible as a college faculty. As a full time GTA, the work load is heavy, but the amount of work is doable with hard work.

The only thing that I dislike is the poor building of our NR College. It is pretty old and needs to be renovated.

I am really enjoying the education I am receiving from Colorado State University. I received my Bachelors from CSU then choose to continue my education and earn my masters degree from CSU as well.