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  1. Hi GCers,

    Does anyone know when can we expect decisions from JHU for the DrPH? From previous years discussions, it looks like 1st week of March. But I am thinking if there would be a delay due to the pandemic and increase number of applications in general.

    Z. 

  2. 4 hours ago, oboecho said:

    Thanks! I applied to the health informatics track. Best of luck to you as well!
     

    Interviews are on an ad hoc basis. From the website, it says "...receiving a request for an interview is not indicative of an admissions decision and vice versa." I just received an email from potential faculty advisor, and I gladly accepted it. The status in the portal says "Application Under Review" on my side as well. So who knows where I stand amongst the rest of the applicants, but fingers crossed! 

    @oboecho

    Thank you! This makes me feel better. More than a month to go till we find out. JHU DrPH is the only one I applied to. I did not apply UNC as it did not seem to be a good fit for me and of any interest. Can't to a full-time DrPH either due to personal commitments, like the many of us.

  3. 1 hour ago, oboecho said:

    Hey all - Thanks for your updates! I only applied to DrPH programs at UNC and Hopkins (HPM concentration).

    I interviewed with a Hopkins faculty member late last week. It was very laid back. Based on that convo and an email exchange with admissions, it sounds like decisions will be sent to applicants on or around the first week of March. 

    I have not heard anything from UNC yet. Best of luck to everyone!

     

    @oboecho

    Is the interview for DrPH candidates at JHU part of the process? Were you invited for it by the admissions committee?

    I have not heard anything from JHU yet except for "Application Under Review"

     

     

  4. Hi,

    I am evaluating changing career into public health focused on global health and sustainability. I have had multiple good school (think JHU, GW, Berkeley) and got good advice. I wanted to reach out to this community and get other perspectives as well.

    I do not have a traditional public health background but do have over 20 years of experience in management/strategy consulting and recently "ventured" into sustainability working on the people health. My intent is to bridge the gap between private sector organization and public health and help organizations connect the "triple bottom line" to health of the employees, develop strategies, programs and initiatives, and develop measurement criteria to evaluate business impact.

    I have a bachelors in engineering, masters in management (strategy) and an MBA from top 10 school with a decent GPA. I have not taken the GRE yet and need to start preparing for it.

    I am focusing on part-time programs (preferably Dr PH) since cannot do any full-time ones, given my family commitments. Does anyone have any ideas or thoughts around how my profile would fit in for some of the top programs and what kind of GRE score would I need to get to compensate for my lack of PH background?

    Thanks in advance.

    Zman.

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