OTA Program will be accepting applications for Spring 2025
from
August 19, 2024 to September 30, 2024
SPRING semester - a randomization selection process (lottery)
All completed applications that meet the OTA prerequisite requirements will be entered into an unbiased random selection process (much like a lottery). Information such as GPA, work experience, or observational hours will not be taken into account.
OTA Application Spring 2025.pdf
Step 1: Apply to Santa Ana College to obtain a student identification number.
Step 2: Download and complete the OTA application. Incomplete application will not be reviewed and will be returned.
Step 3: Obtain official high school transcripts (for applicants without an AA/AS or BA/BS degree awarded from an accredited United States Institution).
Step 4: Ensure satisfactory completion of all prerequisite courses, or their equivalents, with a grade of "C" or better. A letter grade of "C-" is not acceptable. Applicants
must have completed all prerequisite courses and the grades must be
posted to their official transcript before submitting an application.
a. Applicants with AP Exams taken in lieu of a prerequisite course must have a score of 3, 4, or 5 on the AP test. Submit a copy of the official AP Score Report (in an official sealed envelope) from the College Board with the application.
Step 5: Obtain official college transcripts from every college attended and include them in the application packet. DO NOT send the transcripts directly to Admissions & Records and DO NOT submit unofficial transcripts in your packet. Transcripts must be in sealed envelope from the college.
Step 6: Mail the application materials in one sealed envelope (9 " x 12") to the OTA program by the deadline.
Step 7: This is only for students who have been selected to begin the enrollment process. Once selected, students will be sent information asking them to complete the following requirements by the given due date:
Failure to complete obtain final clearance by the completion date will render the student not eligible to begin the OTA Program.
In order to take online courses, students will need to have a computer with access to the internet and a working email address. Students will need to have basic skills in internet access and word processing. There are student tutorials on the Santa Ana College Canvas Student Resources website to guide the student in use of the system.
NOTE: It is the students responsibility to maintain a current email address with the OTA office as this is our primary method of
contact with potential students. The OTA program will not make multiple
attempts to reach potential students due to inaccurate contact information being on file.
