Shenandoah University

What you'll study

The public course page does not list specific modules or curricular topics. Students admitted through the programme complete Shenandoah University's established MPH curriculum and, upon finishing those requirements, are awarded the Master of Public Health degree.

Entry requirements

• Submit a completed MPH graduate application for the Fall or Spring cycle (typical deadlines: August 1 for Fall; October 15 for Spring). Deadlines may be updated on the programme webpage.
• All official transcripts and a resume/CV.
• Two letters of reference (up to four allowed). Required: one from the Shenandoah academic advisor and one from a professor, mentor, or other person familiar with academic or professional ability; a faculty letter is strongly encouraged.
• Personal statement describing education, experience, and career objectives (maximum 1,500 words).
• GRE results; competitive consideration typically starts at a minimum combined score of 1000 (old test) or 300 (revised test); the analytical writing score is required.
• Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science with all prerequisites completed; no required prerequisite may have a grade of C or lower.
• Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
• On-site admissions interview required; applicants must receive an interview score of acceptable or above.
• Through the articulation agreement, up to five Shenandoah graduates per year who meet criteria receive priority status; additional qualified applicants enter the regular applicant pool. Provisional acceptances may be offered when outstanding prerequisites remain to be completed prior to matriculation.

Career prospects

The source page confirms the awarding of the Master of Public Health degree but does not specify particular career pathways. In general, an MPH prepares graduates for roles in public health practice, program administration, policy, and community health settings; specifics should be verified with Shenandoah's programme advisers.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The articulation agreement page does not list scholarships or tuition details. Prospective students should consult Shenandoah University's financial aid and graduate funding offices for information on scholarships, assistantships, and other funding options.