dragonfly2024

I went to prestigious U.S. schools for undergrad and grad school, with ~3.8 GPAs. I have around the same number of scientific publications but they are policy-relevant topics, some have contributed to policy changes.

I got into the Env. Health DrPH track, I'd love to give advice but hard to know what was really important. I might be older than most of you here? My B.S. and M.P.H. degrees were obtained 14 and 12 years ago, respectively, and I have developed a unique interdisciplinary niche with publications in scientific journals and popular media since then.

I also got a notification from JHU this morning at 7:38 CT. I was accepted into the Environmental Health DrPH track. Good luck everyone!

Also wondering which tracks did interviews and which didn't.

OK, me too. I was looking at the wrong page. Crisis averted.

JHU DrPH applicants, what does your application status say in the graduate admissions portal? Does it say "Submitted" or "Under Review"?