mollycoddles

Does anyone have an opinion on a MOT program versus an MSOT program? I am applying to UNC-Chapel Hill, Lenoir Rhyne University, East Carolina (ECU), and a whole host of other programs through OTCAS. Some are designated as Master's of Occupational Therapy (MOT), and others are Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT). Wondering if an MSOT program has more research components and an MOT program is more of an experiential education. Would appreciate any tips on applying as well -- even this late in the game. Thanks! -Molly