DRPHNOTANYMORE

Global Health.

Got into DrPH at JHU. Waitlisted at Emory.

Yes. The last 45 days have been really weird. Been waiting for that email. I hope you get through your waitlist and get accepted. It is an achievement indeed.

I have been waiting to get off the waitlist for JHU DrPH. However, I guess it's done and dusted now.

Is anyone else here waiting for the JHU waitlist?

I didn't email them to ask for the status but I got an email from the Associate Program Director that results will be declared by March 18th. However, I still haven't heard from them.

Has anyone here applied to Rutgers? I have not seen anyone talk about Rutgers.

Congratulations. Its amazing news. If you don't mind me asking, which school is this? I am waitlisted by JHU.

Rooting for you guys. Good Luck.

Congratulations. These are all amazing schools.

I guess it's a complex process, and you can't ever be 100% certain about what will tilt the decision in your favor. I am an international Medical Graduate (International MD), who subsequently trained in medicine before moving on to public health and health administration. My MPH too was from an international school. My application was denied by schools such as SUNY Downstate and Mercer based on my educational qualifications being international. I agree with the notion of working at UN/CDC/WHO to make the application stronger. Maybe next cycle, I can somehow add that to my resume. Thank you for your valuable feedback. I appreciate it. And good luck on your future journeys.

Thank you for the feedback. One of my weak areas was letters of recommendation from the university I went to for MPH. I had a 3.8 GPA, but the faculty didn't put any effort into the letters of recommendation. The letters of recommendation from my employers were top-notch. My application and experience aligned perfectly with DrPH in Global Health. I detailed how I could use DrPh in my current and expanding role as a public health professional. Once again, thank you so much for your feedback. It means a lot. Good luck with your studies.

That's an amazing career. Congratulations once again on the acceptance and thank you for your feedback.

I'm genuinely sorry to hear about your rejection. Please hang in there. I know it feels really really bad. I got two rejections simultaneously last night and couldn't sleep all night.

I would like to know about publications. I have 6 first-author publications, but they were mostly clinical publications, somewhat bordering on public health. I would also like to know about your GPA if that's possible. I have 6 years of training experience as a surgeon and 6 years of experience managing a hospital. However, my experiences, education, and publications are all international, primarily in low and middle-income countries. That's why I chose Global Health because it's designed for professionals in LMICs. Thank you in advance for your willingness to share your experiences and advice. Your support is invaluable to those of us aiming to navigate this journey more effectively in the future.