Prospective Undergraduate Students
Whether you're exploring public health for the first time or already know it's the path for you - we’re so glad you’re here!
As a public health student, you'll explore the factors that shape health and well-being, develop practical skills through interdisciplinary coursework and hands-on learning, and gain the knowledge needed to address today's most pressing health challenges.
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Prospective Student Events
Attending an upcoming prospective student event is an excellent first step to begin learning about undergraduate programs at Michigan Public Health. At these events, prospective students can engage directly with the program staff who assist with admissions and support students throughout the program. We offer virtual events, as well as in-person opportunities where you can see and visit the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
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Michigan Public Health Admissions Blog
On the Michigan Public Health Admissions Blog, prospective undergraduate students can learn more about our program, the application and admission process, student experience, and everything you need to know about joining our community of future public health leaders.
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Information for High School Students
High school isn’t too early to begin planning to major in public health at Michigan! We’re so glad you’re planning for a future in public health and invite you to begin learning about our undergraduate offerings, student experience, and application process
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Frequently Asked Questions
In order to assist with your journey as a prospective student, we’ve compiled a list of our most frequently asked questions and answers. If you have additional questions, you can always reach out to us at [email protected].