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I'm pre-med, working in my gap years (will be 3 total) as a clinical research coordinator. I work at one of the large institutions there with their own school of public health, and can take classes tuition free part-time. I am planning on applying to medical school next year (2018 - 2019) but would like to work on some classes towards an MPH now while I have funding and time. I currently work with underserved populations, and enjoy the work and would like to gain skills in order to hopefully implement research and public health into my future career.
What I'd like to know is - can the courses I take (as a non-degree student) at their school of public health be transferable towards a MPH at another institution in the future? I'd love to get some free classes under my belt that could help me in my work, but would like to be able to use them towards the degree in the future.
What I'd like to know is - can the courses I take (as a non-degree student) at their school of public health be transferable towards a MPH at another institution in the future? I'd love to get some free classes under my belt that could help me in my work, but would like to be able to use them towards the degree in the future.
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