Hi Everyone!
I am having a tough time deciding between University of Michigan and UCLA. Michigan's program is Health Behavior and Health Education (HBHE) and UCLA is Community Health Sciences (CHS). Is anyone else in this same predicament?
Michigan is ranked higher than UCLA, and seems to be more well-known nationally, but I am trying to determine if it is worth the extra money. Michigan's out-of-state tuition is 10K higher than UCLA's out-of-state per year. I had a chance to go to Michigan's admitted student day, and was impressed with the quality of faculty, skills-based curriculum and the perceived attention that the faculty and university as a whole dedicate to graduate students. Also, it seems like there are many opportunities for grad part-time RA jobs (which I want). I'd love to hear from anyone who has the chance to attend UCLA's admitted student day.
Any advice is appreciated! Thanks for the help!
I am having a tough time deciding between University of Michigan and UCLA. Michigan's program is Health Behavior and Health Education (HBHE) and UCLA is Community Health Sciences (CHS). Is anyone else in this same predicament?
Michigan is ranked higher than UCLA, and seems to be more well-known nationally, but I am trying to determine if it is worth the extra money. Michigan's out-of-state tuition is 10K higher than UCLA's out-of-state per year. I had a chance to go to Michigan's admitted student day, and was impressed with the quality of faculty, skills-based curriculum and the perceived attention that the faculty and university as a whole dedicate to graduate students. Also, it seems like there are many opportunities for grad part-time RA jobs (which I want). I'd love to hear from anyone who has the chance to attend UCLA's admitted student day.
Any advice is appreciated! Thanks for the help!