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i want berkeleyyyyyy. come on berkeleeyy!
i want berkeleyyyyyy. come on berkeleeyy!
Right now, it's looking like Emory will be my top choice too (out of accepted schools). Now I'm just waiting on Berkeley, UCLA, and SDSU. I got into Columbia 2 days ago, and Arizona yesterday. Columbia sounds attractive, but it's so expensive! What other schools were you accepted to?
It's my first choice for a variety of reasons.
1. I was born and raised in Cali, so it would be nice to stay in Cali and pay in-state tuition.
2. My bf is going to grad school at Stanford so I can be closer to him.
3. It's a top 8 school, so it can't be too bad.
What is your first choice?
has anyone gotten their letter in the mail from berkeley yet? because i'm all confused about this transcript business...like do we need to send it in to save our spot or what?
chin up knitphgurl!🙂
Each school's admissions committee is looking for something different. Adcoms will be looking for unique applicants/backgrounds/skill sets especially if you're looking to do research while you're at their school-- each school has different professors whose research interests vary. I've heard of many people who've been denied by UCLA and admitted to UCB.![]()
chin up knitphgurl!🙂
Each school's admissions committee is looking for something different. Adcoms will be looking for unique applicants/backgrounds/skill sets especially if you're looking to do research while you're at their school-- each school has different professors whose research interests vary. I've heard of many people who've been denied by UCLA and admitted to UCB.![]()
I'm sorry UCLA didn't work out as you guys had hoped-the road ahead is definitely filled with adventure for you! What program at UCLA did you apply to? I have a nervous, awful feeling that prevents me from sleeping at night (or having nightmares!!).
I was rejected from ucla around midnight as well. i didnt apply to cal, so looks like im def heading somewhere east (and moving out of CA for the first time)!
for those who received the email stating that their application will be forwarded to EHS for UCLA; has anyone heard from the EHS department yet? I'm wondering how long it takes to hear an official decision...eeekkkk!
Just received my acceptance to UCLA for Community Health Sciences...
Bummer.
Apparently the Environmental Health Department had an 11-slot quota for both their MS and PhD programs (combined), and finished up their decisions last week. Sad day, but not the end of the world.
Best of luck to everyone else, and congrats to Unique Stylez!
Just received my acceptance to UCLA for Community Health Sciences...
Sorry to hear that...:-( Although if I were you, I would immediately send in my deposit to Yale. :-D
How do you know they had a 11 slot quota? And how did Berkeley inform you?
Bummer.
Apparently the Environmental Health Department had an 11-slot quota for both their MS and PhD programs (combined), and finished up their decisions last week. Sad day, but not the end of the world.
Best of luck to everyone else, and congrats to Unique Stylez!
did anyone else get an email from UCLA regarding the fact that the deposit has been waived?
What is going on with Berkeley? It is the only school I have no heard back from (accepted to UW, Columbia, Bu, Pitt and UIC for epi, mostly). I assume that since I have not heard and they have had visit days already that I'm either low on their list or rejected. Has anyone talked to them about when they are going to send out more decisions?
For people interested in the UC's, check out this article I saw this morning...
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/03/11/BA551CE2I6.DTL
I noticed one of the most popular comments was made by a PH student, and I totally agree with him/her.
Thanks! I applied for Healthy policy and management
Hello there. I was wondering if you or anyone could offer some advice. I'm also interested in applying to Berkley and UCLA for the MPH w/ a focus in health management. My stats are
Undergrad: UC San Diego 2009
Major: Economics
GPA: 3.2
GRE: 500 Verbal (60th percentile) 610 Q (50th percentile) (May have to retake soon)
I've done extensive undergrad research and volunteering in Africa, but I don't have any substantial work experience.
Could you offer me any advice that would make me a better applicant? What should I improve upon to get in?
Write focused personal statements that explain what specifically you want to do in grad school, why UCLA or Berkeley is the best environment for you to do what you want to do, what you want to do after grad school, and why being in grad school is going to help you do that.
I have also heard that UCLA looks for students who have about 3-5 years of work experience. Taking some time off to get some experience can't hurt.