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I'm new to the MPH as well as med school game. After carefully considering the possibilities, I recently decided that I wanted to try and attempt to get an MPH degree.My question is, are there any specific prerequisites that a person has to take in order to be considered eligible to apply for the MPH? I'm an anthropology major with only freshman level biology courses taken as well as one semester of general chemistry.
Secondly, the program that I'm looking to apply to is the MPH program from Seoul National University in Korea. I chose the program in Korea mainly because its top notch with very good professors, and because of the cost. A years tuition for an MPH totals about $3,200 U.S. dollars. Does anyone on this forum have experience with applying to a foreign grad school? How was the process, and when attempting to get work in the MPH field, did potential employers look down upon you obtaining your degree from a school not situated in the U.S.?
Any advise from all would be greatly appreciated.
Secondly, the program that I'm looking to apply to is the MPH program from Seoul National University in Korea. I chose the program in Korea mainly because its top notch with very good professors, and because of the cost. A years tuition for an MPH totals about $3,200 U.S. dollars. Does anyone on this forum have experience with applying to a foreign grad school? How was the process, and when attempting to get work in the MPH field, did potential employers look down upon you obtaining your degree from a school not situated in the U.S.?
Any advise from all would be greatly appreciated.
