Hey Y'all, I was just wondering if anyone had any insights onto applying to Health Services Research PhD programs without a masters? I've been looking at Northwestern, Minnesota, NYU, Michigan, Chicago, Florida, Pittsburgh, and Emory just as an idea. I can give some specifics about me later (I want to research queer health disparities in outcomes and in medical education), but I just wanted to see if there were any strong opinions out there first. I'm also looking at Columbia's Sociomedical Sciences program, my dream (pre-doctoral fellowship in Gender, Sexuality, and Health), and read around that they have historically taken undergrads. I've also seen that some of the schools I've listed have also accepted undergrads. PM or comment and thanks for any thoughts!
Health Services Research PhD straight from undergrad?
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