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Eligibility To be eligible to enter the 3-2 MPH program, you must complete all of your distribution and major requirements by the end of your junior year and have elective credits available to be applied toward MPH course credit during your senior year (first year of the MPH program). Approval from your undergraduate advisor(s) and Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences to confirm your eligibility for the 3-2 program is required. The Brown School 3-2 Program Eligibility Form will be completed through DocuSign during the application process. The 3-2 MPH program is available to students pursuing any major within Washington University’s College of Arts & Sciences. We encourage interested students to take courses relevant to preparation for graduate studies in public health. Examples of disciplines related to public health include (but are not limited to) the following: African and African-American Studies Anthropology Biology and Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Cultural Studies Environmental Studies Global Health and Environment International and Area Studies Mind, Brain and Behavior Political Science Psychological & Brain Sciences Sociology Urban Studies Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies All admission requirements for the Master of Public Health program apply to 3-2 applicants. Special consideration will be given in relation to field experience, given the undergraduate status of the applicant. We strongly encourage applicants to highlight all leadership and service experiences such as internships, volunteer work, work with health or social service organizations, study-abroad, service-learning courses, etc., to demonstrate a commitment to public health and the mission of the Brown School. Application Information Applicants to the 3-2 MPH program must apply through SOPHAS – the centralized application service for public health. Applicants should apply early in the spring of their junior year so that fall coursework can be considered. Applications should be submitted by March 1 of junior year. Learn more about the MPH application process and review special instructions for 3-2 MPH applicants. 3-2 Program Enrollment and Financial Aid Students accepted into the 3-2 MPH program will remain coded prime to their undergraduate division in university systems (i.e., WebSTAC) for their fourth year of study, even though the student will be completing graduate-level coursework at the Brown School. The student will be coded prime to the Brown School MPH program in their fifth year of study. 3-2 MPH students will continue to be charged the standard full-time undergraduate tuition rate for the fourth year of study. They will receive financial aid for the fourth year based on their eligibility for undergraduate financial aid awards, including Pell Grants. In the fifth year, 3-2 students will be charged at the MPH tuition rate applicable to that academic year. Any Brown School scholarship awarded at admission to the 3-2 program will only apply to the fifth year. MPH Curriculum3-2 MPH ProgramCertificateDual Degree CurriculumMaster of Public Health OverviewMPH Application InformationMPH CurriculumMPH PracticumMPH Student SupportMPH Tuition and Fees Quick Links: Apply About Brown School Contact Us Directions Academic Professional Integrity Policy Native Land Acknowledgement wustl.edu Keep Up with Our Latest News, Research and Insights: Support the Campaign: to Grow. to Lead. to Change. --> Founded in 1925, the George Warren Brown School was named with a generous gift from Betty Bofinger Brown in memory of her late husband. 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