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School of Public HealthApplication Procedures for the MD/MPH Degree ProgramThe following application procedures pertain only to those applicants who are also applicants to the SUNY Downstate College of Medicine in this application year, and who are also applying to the concurrent MPH degree program. NOTE: Applicants must be accepted by the College of Medicine and the School of Public Health Admissions Committees. Admissions policies of both colleges pertain to MD/MPH applicants. If you already have the MD degree, or if you plan to attend the MPH program not as a concurrent degree program, you should follow the application policies and procedures for the Master of Public Health (MPH) Admissions Requirements (click here). CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO APPLY TO THE MD/MPH CONCURRENT DEGREE PROGRAM ONLY. Admission to the MD/MPH Degree Program Applicants for MD/MPH degree must apply to and be accepted by each program. Students applying for MD/MPH degrees should apply to both programs as early as possible so that they can obtain their admission status for each program in a timely fashion. The admission requirements for each degree apply. Students applying for MD/MPH degrees should indicate their intent on. Both AMCAS (MD/Masters degree option) and the SUNY Downstate College of Medicine Supplemental Application. MD/MPH Program Admissions Policies Applicants to the MD/MPH program must meet the admissions requirements of both programs (MD and MPH). Please review the information from the College of Medicine admissions policies section (click here) and the MPH admissions policies section (click here). In addition, an undergraduate record with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better (on a 4.0 scale) and a Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) score of 24 or above are preferred is preferred. For those applying to Biostatistics, Epidemiology, or Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, a Bachelor of Science degree is preferred with at least one (1) undergraduate math and one (1) undergraduate biology course. For applicants to Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, an undergraduate chemistry course is preferred. MD/MPH Concurrent Program Application Procedures
Note: The Letter of recommendation must be addressed to the School of Public Health Committee on Admission and must speak directly to your interest and/or experience in public health. Written Essay Guidelines The application must include two written essays prepared by the applicant without outside assistance. These statements help the Admissions Committee evaluate the applicant's motivation for entering the program as well as skills in problem-solving, writing, and following guidelines. Each should be thoughtful, clear, concise, and well-organized. Any application that includes plagiarized material will be automatically rejected.
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