runningupthathill

Let others tell it, you're going to miss out on fellowships specifically aimed at CEPH graduates...

This would exclude all students with public health degrees outside of the USA would it not? How is that even equitable in today's climate? Should a student (even American ones) with international PH degrees simply not waste time applying for jobs and PhD programs in the States?

bump...I have the same question as the OP.

I think the title says it all...I'm attending a reputable UK university that is ranked by US News and Reports but not highly so. I am pursuing this particular degree program because it fits my budget, its short and 100% online with no residency requirements. I may work abroad, I may not. I want to know how not having a CEPH-accredited/approved degree will affect my job prospects in the US. If I will be affected negatively, what can I do to offset the foreign degree? Thanks...