Good Public Health Schools?

Hey everyone! I'm a junior and I've grown really passionate about public health, especially with the pandemic going on. Just trying to understand where I should apply... Are there any colleges that stand out for having a strong public health program?

Sure, there are a number of colleges with prominent public health programs that you might want to consider:

- Johns Hopkins University: Located in Baltimore, Johns Hopkins is renowned for its public health program. It has numerous collaborative programs between their undergraduate and Bloomberg School of Public Health, which is considered one of the best in the world.

- University of California, Berkeley: UC Berkeley has a well-regarded public health program and a strong emphasis on research, which can provide you incredible opportunities to study with leading scholars and researchers in the field.- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: UNC's Gillings School of Public Health is highly ranked and offers a Bachelor of Science in Public Health degree to undergraduates in four different areas - Biostatistics, Environmental Health Sciences, Health Policy and Management, and Nutrition.

- University of Michigan: Their undergraduate program in public health is also highly ranked, with numerous opportunities for field experiences and internships.

- Boston University: BU offers a Bachelor's degree in Public Health which is integrated with their master's program, so motivated students can earn both degrees in a shorter amount of time.

Remember to look beyond rankings and consider other factors that might be important to you, such as location, size, financial aid possibilities, etc. It's a great idea to research each program's curriculum to ensure it aligns with your interest and career goals. Also, feel free to speak with current students or alumni if possible, to gain their insights and experiences with the program.