Emory University, Rollins School of Public Health
By: Theresa Bailey - 2nd Year - Global Health Everyone should think critically about the decision to go to graduate school. Reasons to continue your education should not be: ‘I’m bored’ ‘I don’t want to apply for jobs’ ‘I’m good at school, why not keep studying’ ‘Might as well just streamline and get school over with.’ …
By: Jake Horvath - 2nd Year - Behavioral Sciences & Health Education You read it on all the admissions websites and hear it from the recruiters that you speak with: “Our application review process is holistic nature and is not entirely dependent upon GPA and GRE scores.” As an applicants, this may seem unhelpful, but …
By: Robert Fairmain - 2nd Year - Behavioral Sciences & Health Education Taking the GRE can be one of the most daunting tasks when it comes to applying to grad school. For me, it was the part of application process that I was most nervous about, and even the least confident about. Often, graduate schools …
