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To help prepare you for your time at Mailman, please visit your Admissions Portal for checklist steps and reminders as well as your email for regular updates. You can also find links some important resources below to get you started.
- Application Components
Applicants to the Mailman School of Public Health apply...
- Degrees
Our MPH, MHA, MS, PhD, and DrPH degree programs provide...
- Application Components
- Letters of Recommendation
- Standardized Test Scores
- Statement of Purpose
- Cv Or Resume
- Transcripts
- International Students
- Writing Sample - Doctoral Applicants only
- Addendum - Optional
Applicants will need to submit letters of recommendation from three (3) individuals. Letters should address your academic and research abilities, including your capacity to work independently as well as your ability to comprehend, digest, and assimilate new knowledge. The email address for each recommender must be a professional email address (e.g....
In effort to support our applicants during the CoVid-19 Pandemic, standardized test scores for applications submitted for Fall 2024 are optional for all master’s degree programs. For other programs please confirm requirements by checking our website and individual department pages for detailed information on the application and/or department requir...
Please submit a Statement of Purpose of no more than 500 words*. Your statement should address: 1. Why are you applying to the Mailman School of Public Health? 2. What interests you about the department and degree you are applying to at the Mailman School of Public Health? 3. How do you hope to use your education from the Mailman School of Public H...
Please send an up-to-date CV/resume that includes: 1. Educational degrees 2. Employment 3. Experiences (especially those related to public health) 4. Professional skills and accomplishments 5. Volunteer activities 6. Awards
If you completed your studies in the U.S. or English speaking Canada, an official transcript from all previous institutions mustbe sent directly to SOPHAS. All other applicants please refer to the "International Students" section.
Foreign Evaluation: WES Course-by-Course Evaluation
Applicants who have completed their studies outside of the U.S. and English Canada must request a WES course-by-course evaluation(link is external and opens in a new window)and have it sent directly to SOPHAS or HAMPCAS. 1. Refer to the SOPHAS(link is external and opens in a new window) or HAMPCAS(link is external and opens in a new window)sections on connecting evaluations to your application.
English Proficiency: TOEFL or IELTS Scores
Applicants who obtained their bachelor's degree in a country where the primary language of instruction was not English must submit one of the following: 1. TOEFL: Required score minimum is 100 (or 600 paper based). Scores must be forwarded directly from ETS(link is external and opens in a new window). SOPHAS applicants use Institutional Code 5688. HAMPCAS applicants use Institution Code #B589. 2. IELTS: Required score minimum is 7.5. If submitting IELTS, please have them sent directly to SOPH...
TOEFL/IELTS waivers: Waivers are seldom granted
The Admissions committee will only consider waiver requests for those with expired test scores. Requests without expired test scores will not be considered. 1. Process: You must submit an email request after the submission of your application to ph-admit@columbia.edu(link sends e-mail). You must submit your expired test scores along with your reason for your request stating the reason for your request and strong evidence of speaking, reading, writing, and listening in English. Please note it...
A writing sample may be required. For additional details, please log into your SOPHAS application to view the document tab, located in the program tab.
This section is a space to inform the committee of something you weren't able to state elsewhere on the application. Some example topics include highlighting an additional reason the applicant is an excellent candidate or to address a low GPA. The addendum can be added in the "Other" attachment section of the application.
Sep 3, 2024 · Since 1922, the Mailman School has been at the forefront of public health research, education, and community collaboration.
What is required for admission to Columbia Public Health? All applicants must submit a SOPHAS or HAMPCAS (for Executive MHA/MPH and Part-Time MHA programs only) application. We do not have an internal application.
Our MPH, MHA, MS, PhD, and DrPH degree programs provide students with interdisciplinary public health knowledge, leadership and technical skills, and a domestic and global perspective.
Program Overview. The 4+1 Dual Degree program with the School of Public Health provides an opportunity for qualified GS students to receive both a liberal arts and a public health education. Undergraduate students from GS have the opportunity to obtain their undergraduate degree and a Masters of Public Health within five years.
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The Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health allows highly-qualified General Studies undergraduate and Postbaccalaureate Premedical students to pursue several graduate programs of study in the field of public health.
