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Thanks for the info guys! I think I will be going towards management.

No one has thoughts on University of Alberta's program??

Hey you guys! I just wanted to know what your opinions were on Univ of Alberta's MPH program. I am a Canadian citizen raised in the US and just graduated university there as well. I would like to get an MPH in Canada since it is much much cheaper. The only school that has my program ( Health Policy and Management) and has CEPH accreditation (it is in the process right now) is U of A so that is really the only school I am looking into. I would like the possibility of working in the US too so that is why the CEPH accreditation is important to me. The MPH at Simon Fraser and U of Montreal are accredited too, but they do not offer the degree I am looking for. So what do people generally think of U of A's program? How about living in Edmonton? I have lived in the US for so long, I really do not know much about the Canadian schools. What are your opinions on Canada's best schools with the best reputation? Thanks guys!

Wow Radjojo, thanks for the detailed post! I feel like almost all schools are going through budget cuts and rising their tuition costs . But after looking at all the schools, they cost pretty much the same all together ranging from 900-1200 dollars a credit. But this is just through my research, so I am unsure how much aid is generally given. How do the online programs differ in price?

Oh and students who are currently in these programs or are alumni would be verrrrry helpful! I would love to hear about these programs and what students really think... not just what the school website says!

So I am getting ready to apply for MPH programs with a concentration in Health Management and Policy. I am looking at all the schools and they are so expensive. The current ones I am looking at are Emory, Columbia, Univ of Arizona, Boston University, University of Michigan and UC Berkeley. What do you guys think of these schools? Are there any other schools I should apply to that are not listed? Are there any programs that are relatively less expensive, but still offer a great education and have high job placement? Thanks everyone!

Has anyone here deferred an admission from Mcgill University for graduate admission? Their website says nothing on it... Thanks a bunch! (Oops I spelled deferral* wrong )

Has anyone here applied for them to become a dietitian? Results? Experiences? I would love to hear them!