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Post bac after MPH?
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I think I've missed most post bacc program due dates this year, but I applied to a number of MPH programs. if I were to do an MPH, could I do a post bacc after that? I know it's an odd order, but is it allowed?
As long as your check doesn't bounce.
sure you can... what are your stats though? Do you need a postbac at all?
2.95 overall ( graduating in june, hopefully going to hit 3.0), ~3.4 last two years ( 5 year plan, switched from aero engineering--> ph)
1200 on GRE, no mcat. I'm not sure what exactly I need, but I'm interested in an MPH, so if I get in, I'm inclined to go, but I know it won't completely make up for my poor UG gpa.
1200 on GRE, no mcat. I'm not sure what exactly I need, but I'm interested in an MPH, so if I get in, I'm inclined to go, but I know it won't completely make up for my poor UG gpa.
2.95 overall ( graduating in june, hopefully going to hit 3.0), ~3.4 last two years ( 5 year plan, switched from aero engineering--> ph)
1200 on GRE, no mcat. I'm not sure what exactly I need, but I'm interested in an MPH, so if I get in, I'm inclined to go, but I know it won't completely make up for my poor UG gpa.
yeah, you'll probably need a postbac... SMP might not be a bad way to go, although you will have to take the MCAT for that.
To get back to my first question: in the unlikely event I get into an mph program, can I do a post-bacc afterwords?
Yes.