BS in Rehabilitation Sciences

at New England Institute of Technology

Modules:
 

• Introduction to Rehabilitation Sciences
• Introduction to Assistive Technology
• Assessment Practices in Assistive Technology
• Health and Wellness
• Functional Biomechanics
• Clinical Reasoning in Rehabilitation
• Exercise Physiology

• Graduated, or is on track to graduate, from a foreign institution where the language of instruction for the secondary and/or post-secondary degree(s) was English.
• Graduated, or is on track to graduate, from a U.S. accredited school abroad with English as the medium of instruction.
• Graduated, or is on track to graduate, from a secondary school in the U.S. that he/she attended for a minimum of one year and that included at least one unit of college preparatory English.
• Earned a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher education in the U.S. or has completed at least 12 or more credits at an accredited institution of higher education in the U.S.

For International Students: $33,225 per year

Jobs in rehabilitation counseling regularly open up at places like senior centers, sports medicine teams, social work centers, nursing homes, and physical therapy centers, to name a few such as:
 

• Work Adjustment Specialist
• Geriatric Rehabilitation Specialist
• Vocational Evaluator
• Children’s Rehabilitation Specialist
• Independent Living Center Employee
• Group Home or Residential Specialist
• Human Services Worker
• Job Coach
• Physical Therapist Assistant
• Rehabilitation Counseling Specialist
• Occupational Therapist Assistant