Michigan State University

Get an MBA, an MPP is too hard to explain to people; the planet is over, getting an MPP is going to leave you in debt and disappointed, thanks to the t*** who is President and finding new ways to ruining my life.

The pros of my graduate program are that there are a multitude of things you can do with this Master's degree, and you are learning how to help people on a more global level. The cons to this program are that many people are not familiar with exactly what public health entails and a lot of employers want a more specialized degree program.

The Public Health graduate program at Michigan State allows you to work at your own pace as it is online and you have a lot of access to your professors as well as your peers in the class.

Pros of this graduate program is that you can lead your studies in what you want to focus on. There are so many different aspects of Public Health, that they do not limit your choices by picking out classes for you. There are only 6 core classes you need to take, and the rest of the electives are of your choosing. Cons of this graduate program is the lack of financial funding. Also, the counselors are very unhelpful when it comes to guiding you towards what should be your main focus

The quality of the education and material covered is excellent. Taking courses online took some getting used to, but I feel confident in the education I received and the flexibility of coursework was great. It can be difficult to gain regular access to some professors, however, and academic advising by certain individuals is atrocious.

As an aspiring public health student, the program offers a chance to explore the field. Most of the coursework for this particular major is on-line, making it easy to work while studying. On the other hand, the program is not yet accredited.