Therapy Program to Be Offered in ’97
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Rancho Santiago College will begin enrolling students in a new occupational therapy assistant program in January.
The college will be the only one in the county to offer such a program; Sacramento City College is the only one in the state offering the program. The two-year program prepares students for the National Certification Board Exam.
Fifteen students will be admitted in the spring semester and 25 students will be admitted the following semester, college officials said.
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