Our graduate programs are intentionally small; students are supported by faculty mentorship and have the opportunity to learn by doing. Despite our small size, our school ranks among the top 10 schools of public health for NIH funding.
Fall 2018 Admitted Applicants (Master’s & PhD)
| Mid-80% Undergraduate GPA | 3.21-3.92 |
|
Mid-80% GRE Scores • Verbal • Quantitative • Writing |
151-164 150-170 3.5-5 |
Fall 2018 Entering Classes (Master's & PhD)
| Colleges and Universities Represented | 70 |
| First Generation College Students | 16% |
| Historically Underrepresented Students | 29% |
| Graduate Program | Degree | Fall 2018 Cohort Size |
| Master of Public Health | MPH | 47 |
| Behavioral and Social Health Sciences |
ScM PhD |
6 3 |
| Biostatistics |
AM (no thesis) ScM (thesis) PhD |
5 14 6 |
| Clinical and Translational Research |
Certificate ScM |
1 3 |
| Epidemiology |
ScM PhD |
8 4 |
| Global Public Health (new in Fall 2018) | ScM | 1 |
| Health Services Research | PhD | 8 |
| All Graduate Programs | 106 |
