Master Level Applications

College of Public Health

Admission to a master's degree program in the College of Public Health is a few easy steps away!

  • 1. Choose your program.

    The College of Public Health offers a number of master level programs that can be completed online or in the classroom.  You can also chose to start the program in either the Fall or Spring terms.

    Here are the Public Health programs you can choose from:

    Classroom Based

    • MHA
    • MPH - Biostatistics
    • MPH - Community Health
    • MPH - Epidemiology
    • MPH - Public Leadership and Policy

    Online

    • MHA
    • MPH - Biostatistics
    • MPH - Community Health
    • MPH - Environmental and Occupational Health
    • MPH - Epidemiology
    • MPH - Public Leadership and Policy

     

    Program Information

  • 2. Create your SOPHAS application.

    The application process to SOPHAS is quite lengthy, so we encourage you to apply early!

    This page has helpful information on what you'll need to assemble your application.

    SOPHAS

  • 3. Submit your SOPHAS application.

    Applicants are encouraged to submit their SOPHAS applications as soon as they have entered their course work, Resume/ CV, and personal statement. Transcripts, letters of recommendation, GRE scores, and TOEFL scores (if applicable) should be designated for your SOPHAS application, and will be automatically attached to your application when received.

  • 4. We receive your application.
    We will monitor your submitted application and request any additional materials necessary to complete our evaluation. We begin reviewing your application only after it becomes “Verified” by SOPHAS and includes all necessary materials. You will then receive a confirmation email indicating your application has been forwarded to the review committee. Please monitor your application status often.
  • 5. Your application is reviewed.

    Each Department has created a specialized review committee to evaluate applicants on their individual strengths. Recommendations for admission are made based on the applicants with the greatest chance of success in the programs. If you have any questions about the strength of your application, we encourage you to contact the department representative.

While the college has a priority and a final deadline, all applicants are encouraged to apply before the priority deadline. 

Applications made to SOPHAS can take up to four (4) weeks to be processed and released to the college.  Average SOPHAS processing time is two (2) weeks.

SOPHAS

Jennifer Hunt

Jennifer Hunt
MHA and MPH Coordinator

Christopher Sutter

Christopher Sutter
Office of Graduate Admissions