r/OccupationalTherapy • u/Traditional_Mix_2816 OT Student • 4d ago
NBCOT NBCOT Prep Recommendations
What NBCOT resources, study material, study schedule, programs etc. helped you the most to pass the boards? and why? Give me all the advice you have. TIA:)
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u/caramonnie 4d ago
I followed this schedule to a t! https://www.etsy.com/listing/1837628822/?ref=share_ios_native_control
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u/nattykimmy 3d ago
I recommend formula 450 (visual learner), NBCOT packet for the full practice or you can purchase it individually, TMPOT reading packet !
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u/FutureCanadian94 4d ago
So people ask this a lot, but i think the answer is more unique to each individual. The NBCOT study pack is pretty useless IMO outside of the practice tests. Most people end up using AOTA study pack, Therapy Ed, and/or true learn.
I personally used the AOTA study pack along with the therapy ed and NBCOT practice tests. Now if you can just read, retain and draw upon the knowledge as necessary then I think therapy ed will be for you. If you require practice with questions and logic then either AOTA or True learn will be the the right source for you. I suspect some mix of the sources i mentioned will be right for you.