PhDEpi

They send offers in batches. Last one was in early February. Some offers in pharmacoepi, cancer and reproductive tracks were sent out. The main big batch of offers should be coming soon.

Any news from the CVD epidemiology track at UNC or JHU?

What tracks did you mention in your application if it's OK to ask?

Congrats! Did you apply to the cancer track?

UNC has appearantly sent their pharmacoepidemiology interviews.

Any updates from UNC epidemiology besides the cancer track? UPDATE: Someone got acceptance from UNC based on the results page.

I applied to CVD at UNC. Nothing so far. Their admissions office did say they are sending out offers right now until late March.

We should start to see some offers and rejections this week based on the 2021 thread.

Click on "Manage" in the application portal. It should say "in progress".

Received an admission offer from UNC.

Well it looks like McMaster is sending out offers right now.

Mac emailed me that I'm on waitlist.

Just received an offer from Emory University in MScPH. UofA application is still in pre-screening and MHSc application at UBC is "in progress".

Epidemiology

Which concentration are you? Mine still says pre-screening. ?

Well the DrPH thread is very active but this thread is not for some reason. I know that US MPH applicants are mostly posting on reddit though (r/mphadmissions) and that subreddit is fairly active.

Which concentration are you? Mine is epidemiology and my application still says pre-screening.

Ok mine moved to pre-screening. Based on the MPH 2021 thread, we should expect to see admission offers in March. Also some people moved straight from pre-screening to acceptance or rejection. Health Promotion offers come first.

Pre-screening? Lol, mine still says "application submitted"!

Thanks. You too! I've got to be honest with you, international applicants don't have a lot of chance getting in. Most seats at Canadian universities are reserved for domestic applicants. That's why you see 300-400 applicants applying for MPH at McGill, yet only 30-40 getting accepted. A good portion of these applicants are international. If I remember correctly, acceptance rate for domestic applicants is around 30 to 50% while for international applicants it's only 10% or even less. I didn't apply to McGill or UofT, because frankly, I didn't think I would get in. These were WAY too competitive for internationals.

Recently graduated IMG (International medical graduate) here. Applied to Mac, Alberta and MHSc at UBC. Also applied to UNC Chapel Hill. GPA 3.84. Some epidemiology related first author publications and a couple of poster presentations. Submitted manuscripts and ongoing projects at the moment. Research volunteer for almost three years now. Also TOEFL around 110 if anyone wondering. My Alberta application is still in "Application Submitted" stage for some reason. Emailed them but didn't get a response. ?