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George Washington University OT Doctorate
Washington, DC. Compare accreditation status, delivery format, ACOTE review timing, and NBCOT performance signals for this occupational therapy program.
Program snapshot
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| Program | OT Doctorate program |
|---|---|
| Institution type | Private Nonprofit |
| Location | 2121 I ST NW, Washington, DC 20052 |
| Last ACOTE on-site review | 2024/2025 |
| Next ACOTE on-site review | 2031/2032 |
| Source coverage | ACOTE, NBCOT |
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Degree path
This is an entry-level doctoral pathway. Compare the added time and cost against fieldwork quality, capstone fit, faculty access, and local career return.
Format fit
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Accreditation runway
The next ACOTE review window is 2031/2032, which gives this profile a longer published accreditation runway than programs with near-term reviews.
NBCOT performance
Certification exam performance history
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| Year | NBCOT school name | Program type | Passing % |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences | OT Doctoral-Level Programs | 100% |
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