Students intertested in applying to the undergraduate public health major are encouraged to attend office hours for guidance on the application content, overall admissions process, and any other questions about the program. Office hours are run on a drop-in, group based format, so bring questions you don't mind asking in front of your fellow students. While you can join at any point during the session to ask a question, you will need to register in order to access the Zoom link. You can stay 5 minutes for one question or hang out for longer as you please. This event is open to undergraduate students currently enrolled at the University of Michigan and those attending another college or university. Note: The final application deadline is January 15, 2024 at 11:59pm ET. Please note: The primary audience for this Q&A is prospective undergraduate applicants to the School of Public Health. Prospective graduate students should contact their department of interest directly.
Office of Undergraduate EducationUndergraduate Public Health Office Hours
January 12, 2024
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Online
Sponsored by: Office of Undergraduate Education
Contact Information: Jillian McConville, sph-inquiries@umich.edu
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Students intertested in applying to the undergraduate public health major are encouraged to attend office hours for guidance on the application content, overall admissions process, and any other questions about the program. Office hours are run on a drop-in, group based format, so bring questions you don't mind asking in front of your fellow students. While you can join at any point during the session to ask a question, you will need to register in order to access the Zoom link. You can stay 5 minutes for one question or hang out for longer as you please. This event is open to undergraduate students currently enrolled at the University of Michigan and those attending another college or university. Note: The final application deadline is January 15, 2024 at 11:59pm ET. Please note: The primary audience for this Q&A is prospective undergraduate applicants to the School of Public Health. Prospective graduate students should contact their department of interest directly.