Apply to Hanover OTD
Hanover College’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program offers an accelerated hybrid curriculum that integrates online learning, immersive fieldwork experiences, and a culminating doctoral capstone and project. This entry-level doctoral program prepares graduates to sit for the NBCOT examination and to pursue state licensure as occupational therapists.
Designed for both traditional and nontraditional students, the program’s flexible hybrid format supports diverse learners while maintaining rigorous academic and professional standards. Rolling admission allows applicants to receive timely decisions and begin planning early for enrollment.
Hanover welcomes students from a wide range of academic and life experiences and is committed to cultivating a diverse, engaged, and collaborative cohort.
The following tuition rates and associated costs apply to:
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Class of 2025: Academic year 2024–2025
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Class of 2026: Academic year 2025–2026
- Class of 2027: Academic year 2026-2027
The costs indicated below are only an estimate and may be different from the student’s total expenditures. Variable costs of the program include lodging, food, and travel to/from lab immersions, Level II Fieldwork education rotations, and capstone experience placements. In addition, textbooks, computer requirements (laptop computer and mobile device), and hardware/software will vary slightly based on individual student preferences.
Applicants pay a $500 seat deposit to accept an admissions offer. This deposit is deducted from tuition owed in the first semester and non-refundable should a student decide to withdraw from the program.
**The total cost of Hanover’s Entry-Level OTD program does not include expenses related to travel and lodging for required in-person lab immersions.**
Schedule a call with your admission advisor today to get any lingering questions answered.