lincoln.hawks

I am a current MPH student at CSPH and applied to their DrPH program.
Bottom line: the 'reputation' of the program matters less than your work and research. CSPH is a newer school, but there are opportunities to work with professors that may not happen at some of the larger programs. Give it strong consideration.
I happen to live and work near Denver and wasn't going to move to attend an MPH program, so didn't have a lot of choices. My experience has been very positive. My interests (veterans, mental health, suicide prevention) happen to align well with research interests of some of the professors. I like the 3 campus collaboration. Denver/ Aurora is my home campus and I attended a course in UNC in Greeley (50 mi from Denver) because it was a better fit in my schedule. 
I considered applying to other DrPH programs but decided to forego them this year with hopes of getting into the Colorado program. I made a hail mary application to the DrPH last year, got an interview and a phone call rejection from the head of the admissions committee. 
It's worth noting that Colorado is a great place to live. I spent a few years living blocks from the Hopkins campus and the grittiness got to me. 300+ days of sun is fantastic.
Glad to answer any questions about the MPH program or Colorado

New to this forum. Applied to Colorado School of Public Health's Community and Behavioral Health DrPH program. Had an interview 2 weeks ago. Waiting game right now. It's been the longest 2 weeks of my life. 
My understanding is that the decision letters will come out next week.
Besides Emjayco, anyone else applying to this program?
Fingers Crossed. 
Best of luck to all