Undergraduate School/School type: Mid-Size Jesuit University in the Northeast
Undergrad GPA: 3.8
Major: Political Science
Experience/research:
-Internship with legislative aide focusing on policy
-Current volunteer position that focuses on Health Forecast Scenarios
-Secretary/Primary Member of Executive Board in university organization promoting female empowerment/health on campus
-Part of initiative that successfully appealed to the university along with a task force in order to install trash receptacles for feminine hygiene products in the all stalls of the women’s bathrooms on campus
-Campaign internships
-Paid undergraduate research position researching how survivors and allies of #MeToo movement express themselves through digital artwork on social media
-Internship teaching Model United Nations to an underserved Philadelphia-area public school
-Semester abroad in Prague
-Multiple on-campus leadership positions and member of two well-known college honor societies
-President of PoliSci Honor Society and VP of Jesuit Honor Society
Letters of Rec: All from professors since I am applying right out of undergrad, two PoliSci, one from health systems, and one who led my paid research position
Interests: Women's Health, Reproductive Health, Maternal and Child Health, Incorporating Women's Issues into Health Policy
Applying: Boston U (Maternal and Child Health), GW (Maternal and Child Health) Brown (Maternal and Child Health), UNC Chapel Hill (Maternal and Child Health), UPenn (Generalist), Tulane (Maternal and Child Health), Emory (Global Health w/concentration in Reproductive Health; also applying for their competitive MCH certificate program), and maybe Thomas Jefferson University
Applied: Boston U, GW, Brown, UNC Chapel Hill, Tulane, Emory (applied to all on 12/1), UPenn (12/26)
Accepted: GW (12/23), Tulane (1/7)+$10k, Emory (1/21)
Rejected:
Waitlisted:
Attending:
If anyone has any insight on any of these programs lmk! Any advice would be greatly appreciated, especially for someone applying right out of undergrad 🙂 I'm also open to learning about new schools to apply to that fit my interests if anyone has any ideas!
Also if anyone has any insight on how well some of these schools fund their students that would also be greatly appreciated