IU-Bloomington!Yeah, this news made me pretty sad.
Side note: I just noticed that you have Indiana listed in the schools you've applied to. Is that IU-Bloomington or the Fairbanks School at IUPUI?
IU-Bloomington!Yeah, this news made me pretty sad.
Side note: I just noticed that you have Indiana listed in the schools you've applied to. Is that IU-Bloomington or the Fairbanks School at IUPUI?
Thanks for offering to help! I actually have a good friend that is in a PhD program there and I loved the campus when I went to visit. However, I don't think I am still considering IU.I'm finishing my last semester of undergrad at IU-Bloomington! I don't know if you're still considering IU, since you got into some really highly ranked programs, but if you are, feel free to ask me questions about living in Bloomington and navigating our gigantic campus. I also know some great professors in the school of public health down here, so feel free to DM me.
Thanks for offering to help! I actually have a good friend that is in a PhD program there and I loved the campus when I went to visit. However, I don't think I am still considering IU.
I've lived in the Midwest my entire life so it's more about going someplace different. Indiana is pretty much a carbon copy of Wisconsin haha.Yeah, the campus is beautiful. I totally get why you wouldn't still be considering it, though, since IU's school of public health is fairly new and isn't as prestigious.
Haha at least it's not as cold here. But I 100% feel you on getting out of the Midwest. I've lived in Indiana all my life, and I'm ready to leave.I've lived in the Midwest my entire life so it's more about going someplace different. Indiana is pretty much a carbon copy of Wisconsin haha.
Have you had your call yet? I had mine last week and am so anxious to hear back about funding, but the window they gave in the acceptance email (mid-February through mid-April) seems so long!Has anyone else heard back from Vanderbilt? They emailed me asking for a phone interview next week...
I agree. It doesn't give us an ample amount of time to plan our trips, especially traveling from coast to coast.
Is anyone planning on going to Yale's admitted student day on March 26th?
Awesome! Which program were you accept to?I most likely am!
Yes, I'll be there!Anyone going to Accepted Students at JHU on March 9th?
Yes same for me. I took stats like 7 years ago. They said I didn’t need to take the biostats course anymore. I also talked to someone from the department who said they were in the process of putting together and online math refresher for those of us who haven’t had a statistics course in a while.I've heard back twice. The first time I was given a conditional acceptance since they said I didn't meet their requirements for the statistics course. Recently, they sent me an email that said that they reviewed my app again and that I have been fully accepted since I did take a statistics course.
Awesome! Which program were you accept to?
Same! I really like the program! Maybe we will be classmates in the fall.I was accepted into EMD. What about you?
Yes, I'll be there!
Same! I really like the program! Maybe we will be classmates in the fall.
Hi, I was also interested in pursuing the HPM track, but I had a hard time figuring out which programs were strongest in this concentration and not just highly ranked overall. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which program to pursue out of University of Washington, Emory, GWU, UC Berkeley, and UCLA for an HPM concentration? Any feedback would be great, Thanks!Undergrad School: Large State University
Undergrad GPA/Major GPA: 3.92/4.0
Major/Minor: History & Classics (double major)
GradGPA (if applicable): 3.0
Grad Studies (if applicable): Law (J.D., Ivy League Law School)
GRE (including date taken) or Other Test (if applicable): LSAT - 85% (qualified for GRE waiver)
Experience/Research (please, be brief): Lawyer with 10+ years experience practicing at a top global law firm and 2 Fortune 100 companies. I manage a team of lawyers/support staff and have had significant experience overseeing complex, high stake, multi-country matters. On the health front I have the following experience:
1. College - peer safe sex advisor for 2 years
2. Law school - 2 years volunteering at an LGBT public interest organization; 1 summer internship at a public interest organization specializing in representing people with HIV/AIDS
3. Legal Career - extensive experience working on legal matters for companies that touched on public health concerns; head of LGBT employee resource group and oversee World AIDS Day events/AIDS marches.
After years of practicing law I have decided to move on to the health field - specifically, health policy and management.
LORS: Two legal colleagues and one college professor (mentor).
Special factors: Second career student; first in family to graduate college/law school; immigrant, PoC and gay male.
Interested in: Health Policy & Management (MPH)
Applying to: Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Emory & others.
Accepted: Minnesota, Hopkins
Rejected:
Waitlisted:
Since I am a non-traditional student and don't have a formal science/public health background, I don't know where exactly I stand as far as metrics are concerned (hence why I'm applying to a broad swath of programs). Any advice or observations are welcome! Thanks all, and good luck everyone!
omg when did u apply and how did u find out ughhhhhhhhh this wait is killing me. i applied pretty late compared to others and now i'm punching myself for itIn at UC Berkeley Epi!
I can not believe this because I was rejected by supposedly less competitive schools (U Mich, Upenn, Brown.)
In at UC Berkeley Epi!
I can not believe this because I was rejected by supposedly less competitive schools (U Mich, Upenn, Brown.)
Why did you check? Did you receive an email?Just checked my JHU portal(MSPH in health policy & management) and noticed that there was a rejection, telling me "We are not able to offer you an admission this time", a little bit upset but totally within my expectation, since the program is really competitive. Good luck for those ones who still haven't received their decisions!
Nope, just a daily check haha.🙂 They said the official rejection will come in two business days, so I guess the admissions will also come that timeWhy did you check? Did you receive an email?
Have you had your call yet? I had mine last week and am so anxious to hear back about funding, but the window they gave in the acceptance email (mid-February through mid-April) seems so long!
I am an IMG, so I applid to MPH epi, not epi/bio.Congrats!! Was this for the MPH Epi/Biostats or the MPH Epi only?
I just got a Congratulations email 4 hours ago. I applied in mid November, but please note that I applied to MPH epi (not epi/bio) as I am an international medical graduate. I think you should wait a bit for a decision from MPH epi/bio. Good luck!omg when did u apply and how did u find out ughhhhhhhhh this wait is killing me. i applied pretty late compared to others and now i'm punching myself for it![]()
Yes I am also! I got accepted to EMD. What about you?Is anyone planning on going to Yale's admitted student day on March 26th?
I think it went well, but it was a few hours before acceptances went out so at the time I wasn't sure if it had anything to do with admissions or was just for scholarship allocation. In hindsight, I may have answered things a little differently if I'd known I was definitely admitted. Good luck with yours! Which track did you apply to?No, I have mine tomorrow, actually! I know, this funding wait is stressing me out. How did your interview go?
I had an interview for mph program rather than ms, and I am not sure whether it will be similar. They asked questions such as why Dartmouth, your career plan, your teamwork experience and what's your consideration when making decisions among programs to which you are admitted, and also prepare for some questions you wanna ask themCould anyone give me a little insight into their Dartmouth phone interview experience? I applied somewhat impulsively recently (for the MS in Healthcare Research) and received an invitation for a phone interview that I scheduled to take place later this week. Thanks in advance!!!
EMD as well 🙂Yes I am also! I got accepted to EMD. What about you?
Did they say if they were including teaching fellowship offers in this as well?For Saint Louis University, they'll starting sending out Financial Aid packets after Feb 15th if anyone else is interested there!
I applied by the deadline and haven't heard back yet either! Anxiously waiting....Also my portal indicates that they're still waiting for my GRE score report. Their website seemed to indicate that that's normal and that it won't link up, even if they've received it. Does yours show the same??
Did they say if they were including teaching fellowship offers in this as well?
I wasn't asked to interview. Is this a department-by-department thing? Or is it if you're on the edge? Or perhaps being considered for scholarships?Can someone offer any insight into the Chapel Hill interview process? My interview is on Monday. Thanks!
Thank you so much! Good luck to you as well. Here's to hoping we hear soon 🙂Hey! I actually had a similar problem where the portal showed that my transcripts hadn't been received even though I sent them in early. I reached out to admissions and they said it was a glitch in the system, its probably the same for you too. I'd reach out just in case though! I was also in the situation where my portal wasn't processed until after the priority deadline but when I asked if I still qualified for the priority deadline, they said yes since they go by the SOPHAS submission date! Good luck and I hope you get in!
I emailed them about it, and they told me that all scholarships have been awarded. The only way more would be given out is if someone who was offered one doesn't matriculate there, so the funds could be allocated to someone else.Does anyone know if Minnesota is giving out more scholarships/when?
It may be by department. The email that I received stated that interviews are required for admissions process, at least for HPM. It was also stated on the program webpage. I would contact the department.I wasn't asked to interview. Is this a department-by-department thing? Or is it if you're on the edge? Or perhaps being considered for scholarships?
It varies by dept. I was accepted to Health Behavior at UNC and I know for a fact that interviews were not part of the admissions process--unless of course you scheduled one during a visit or something to make connections. They are required for HPM and other dept(s), though I can't say for sure which (drawing a blank but I'm from Chapel Hill and I remember friends who were applying saying they had to do one as well)! Calling definitely can't hurt.It may be by department. The email that I received stated that interviews are required for admissions process, at least for HPM. It was also stated on the program webpage. I would contact the department.
I should clarify I was already accepted at UNC 😉It varies by dept. I was accepted to Health Behavior at UNC and I know for a fact that interviews were not part of the admissions process--unless of course you scheduled one during a visit or something to make connections. They are required for HPM and other dept(s), though I can't say for sure which (drawing a blank but I'm from Chapel Hill and I remember friends who were applying saying they had to do one as well)! Calling definitely can't hurt.