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PS Submit a 400-word max UIC-specific essay answering the questions below. Why is the UIC OT program a good match for you and why are you a good match for UIC? Think about the kind of OT you want to be, and how UIC will provide a means to get there. Answer the question by explaining how the UIC OT program links with your career plans and your prior experiences, interests, values or background. GPA Minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) for the last 60 semester hours earned that lead to a either a bachelor’s or master’s degree You’re also expected to have a 3.0 GPA for your prerequisite coursework. If you have either a 60 hour GPA or a prerequisite GPA below 3.0, you may be considered for admission if you have strengths in other areas. Students with a GPA below 2.75 aren’t typically admitted. Fee There is a non-refundable application fee of $70 for all applicants. RL Submit three letters of recommendation in support of your application. Personal references are not acceptable. Recommenders are typically faculty, academic advisors, teaching assistants, or work or volunteer supervisors. Transcript International students: Submit original transcripts from non U.S. institutions, transcript evaluations and translations to OTCAS and the UIC OT Department. Provide an original transcript in the native language AND a translated copy in English. Translations should be on a translator’s letterhead and should be literal (not an interpretation). UIC only accepts translations from ATA certified translators, court-appointed translators, or from the consulate. Mail the above documents to: UIC Department of Occupational Therapy 1919 W. Taylor St., 3rd floor (MC 811) Chicago, IL 60612