What should I study as an undergraduate if aspire to become occupational therapist?

To become an occupational therapist, you will need to complete an undergraduate degree in occupational therapy or a related field, such as health science, psychology, or social work. Some programs may require you to complete prerequisites in biology, chemistry, and math.

Here are some specific courses that you may take as an undergraduate if you are interested in becoming an occupational therapist:

* Anatomy and Physiology

* Biology

* Chemistry

* Developmental Psychology

* Health Science

* Human Development

* Math

* Neuroscience

* Occupational Therapy

* Physics

* Psychology

* Social Work

* Sociology

In addition to these courses, you will also need to complete clinical internships and fieldwork experiences in order to gain hands-on experience working with clients.

After completing your undergraduate degree, you will need to apply to and be accepted into an accredited occupational therapy program. These programs typically last two years and include coursework and clinical experiences.

Once you have completed an accredited occupational therapy program, you will be eligible to take the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) exam. Passing this exam is required in order to practice occupational therapy in the United States.