About the University
Emory University is a prestigious private research university located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
Its history dates back to 1836, and today it has grown into a highly regarded institution.
According to the 2023 U.S. News rankings, Emory University ranks 22nd among national universities and 72nd globally, underscoring its significant standing in international education.
Emory's business school, medical school, law school, and School of Public Health are all standout divisions. Each has achieved notable success in its field, contributing positively to the university's outstanding reputation.
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School Overview
Ranked 4th nationally, Emory's Rollins School of Public Health is located in Atlanta, known as the “public health capital of the world” and home to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC);
This geographical setting provides an ideal environment for conducting hands-on research, collaborating with leading global public health institutions, and engaging in interdisciplinary work with national and international organizations.
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Programs Offered
The school offers the following degrees:
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Masters of Public Health (MPH)
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Masters of Science in Public Health (MSPH)
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PhD (Through Laney Graduate School)
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Application Requirements
Application Timeline for Fall 2024 Admission
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Applications open on August 13, 2023
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EMPH scholarship priority deadline: December 15, 2023
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Priority application deadline: January 5, 2024
Required materials for application:
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Complete and verify the application form in SOPHAS (applicants may select up to 3 programs)
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Official transcripts (international transcripts require WES evaluation)
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2 letters of recommendation (up to 3 accepted)
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Minimum TOEFL score: 550 (Paper), 213 (CBT), 79–80 (iBT)
Minimum IELTS score: 6.0 (overall)
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Standardized test scores (GRE): GRE scores are not considered in the review process; optional for the BIOS department
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Statement of Purpose and Objectives (SoP)
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Research/work/volunteer experience, honors, etc.
Career Development
Graduates of the Rollins School of Public Health can pursue careers in the following fields:
Fellowships; local communities, state agencies; non-profit organizations, NGOs; research (private, academic, government); pharmaceutical and medical technology; hospitals/healthcare; consulting; teaching, doctoral studies
Official Q&A
The following information is compiled from the Rollins School of Public Health website and application information sessions:
Q: Does the Rollins School of Public Health offer scholarships for non-U.S. students?
A: Yes, refer to the Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) application page.
Q: How does the admissions office process applications? Can I submit my application without language scores?
A: Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Review begins once all materials are complete, so international students are advised to obtain language scores as soon as possible.
Q: Is there a minimum GPA requirement for applicants?
A: For reference, the average GPA of current students is around 3.56. Each program may have a different minimum GPA requirement; see the program page for details (e.g., MPH in Health Policy requires a minimum GPA of 3.32).
Q: How do I apply for three programs at the school?
A: Applicants may first submit one top-choice program. After receiving the application, the school will contact the applicant to help select the other two programs.
Q: How can I balance academics and work at the Rollins School of Public Health?
A: The school offers relatively flexible course schedules, and many current students are able to manage both work and study on their own.
Q: How long does it take to receive a decision after applying?
A: Generally, the review cycle is approximately 3–6 weeks.
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