Hi! I just needed some advice on a couple of things. So I'm a BSPH undergrad, and I really want to get my MPH, so I'm planning on applying to graduate programs in my senior year. I was just wondering what type of activities and work should I focus on doing so that I may have a chance in scholarship applications? I honestly just want some general advice on the types of things other people had done as prospective MPH students and what types of work they found to be the most memorable and helpful when it came to applying.
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BSPH Undergrad, looking into MPH
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This thread should give you an idea of what this year's applicants applied with:
MPH Fall 2018: Applied, Accepted, Waitlisted, Rejected!
There are RAW threads from previous threads that you can look through too.
MPH Fall 2018: Applied, Accepted, Waitlisted, Rejected!
There are RAW threads from previous threads that you can look through too.
