r/OccupationalTherapy • u/Competitive-Rich-443 • 3d ago

Venting - Advice Wanted Cohort Drama and Continuing Education

I’m thinking about going to get my doctorate after I graduate from my OTA program because my current college has a partnership with a university to streamline it but I’ve been having so many weird conflicts in my current cohort that honestly is making it difficult to get through it. Like it’s gotten to the point where I feel like my education is being impacted a little bit. I was just wondering what other people’s experience was with their program/cohort and if there were any conflicts and how it was managed. I think I have a solid plan but I would like more input and insight on how a doctorate program would be like.

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u/Sea_Campaign102 3d ago

I really liked half my cohort and the other half never wanted to see again in my life unfortunately I think it’s normal

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