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Q. I'm currently a Junior and I've decided I want to get into a Masters of Public Health program dealing with Health Promotion or Disease Prevention (or both). Here's a description of what my application would look like: GPA: 3.1 Organizations: Peer Health Educator - Freshman year - now - Held a Leadership Team position for two years (and will possibly tomorrow) -- Basically, I am doing health promotion in this--education my peers and various health related topics. Alpha Phi Omega (Service Fraternity) - Junior year on Hall Council - Active Sophomore Year - President Junior Year The bacchus network - Student Advisory Committee -- A national position with twelve seats available to people all around the country, and I'm serving my second… [cont.] Asked by krammille - Tue Dec 23 23:16:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. To get scholarships and to get into more competitive grad schools, you'll need to do well on the GRE. Everything else seems to be in order. Your GPA might be a bit low. Saying you don't do well on standardized tests and resigning yourself to a low score is a cop out excuse. Anybody who studies for it enough time will do well. It's a test just like all the other tests you take in school. Answered by killykole2 - Tue Dec 23 23:25:05 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Alpha Delta Mu" |
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