Master of Public Health Program
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Applicants must apply through the Slate UToledo Application system.
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Admissions for Students Graduating from US Institutions
The Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) Program accepts students for Fall and Spring semesters. Applications are processed until the beginning of August each year for fall admission and until the beginning of January each year for spring admission. However, it is highly recommended to apply to the program as early as possible to ensure processing in time for the start of the semester.
Applicants must apply through the UToledo Slate program and pay a Graduate Application Fee of $45. All required documents must be submitted electronically.
M.P.H. majors
100% Online Program
Hybrid Programs (Courses offered in-person and online)
Requirements
Degree
- An earned bachelor’s degree from an accredited US institution
Grade Point Average (GPA)
- Regular admission: GPA ≥ 3.0 (on 4.0 scale) required.
- Provisional admission may be offered for applicants with 2.7 < GPA < 3.0.
- Provisionally admitted students can register for 12 credit hours in the program and if no grades lower than a B (3.0) are earned then the student is moved into regular status.
- NOTE: federal financial aid is not available for provisionally admitted students
Foundation Courses (required undergraduate courses)
- All majors
- College-level math and social sciences
- Environmental and Occupational Health
- Biological science (e.g., biology, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, etc.), general chemistry
- Public Health Epidemiology
- Biological science (e.g., biology, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, etc.)
The following materials must be submitted by all applicants:
Official Transcripts
University of Toledo students do not need to send their current University of Toledo transcripts (with the exception of CAS applicants, Law and Medical School applicants. Please access the appropriate program website for additional information). You must list the University of Toledo in the academic history section of your application for admission.
Contact all previous higher education institutions you attended and have them send your official transcripts to the University of Toledo following the guidelines below. We cannot process your application until we receive your transcripts.
- A transcript is only considered official if it is sent electronically from the issuing
institution directly to the University of Toledo, or (if hard copy) it is in the original
sealed envelope with a registrar’s stamp intact.
- Electronic transcripts are preferred. When ordering electronic copies from your previous institution, please choose University of Toledo or University of Toledo Graduate Admissions.
- Hard copy official transcripts should be sent to the mailing address listed in the “Questions about your application” box below.
- Transcripts should indicate degree earned, date of conferral, and a key to the grading system used.
- Transcripts and diplomas should be submitted in their original language.
Letters of Recommendation
- At least three letters of recommendation are required.
- Two of these three letters must be from someone having a graduate degree. The credentials of the writer must be included in the recommendation letter.
Resume
- A current resume must be uploaded
Statement of Purpose
- A Statement of Purpose indicating why the applicant wants to pursue the M.P.H. program must be uploaded.
- Applicants can also use this statement to explain any discrepancies in their academic record.
Questions about the application process can be sent to publichealth@utoledo.edu.
