University of Pennsylvania
Locations: Philadelphia (PA)
Annual Tuition: $68,686
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Master's 3.3 Biomedical Sciences
Master's 4.5 Business
Master's 4.4 Law
Doctorate 3.5 MBA
Master's 3.9 Public Administration
Master's 4.1
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Write a ReviewMelissa Rumley
Reviewed: 1/5/2015
Degree: Public Health
Pro- The program is selective, allowing for more serious and excited students. The professors care that their students are learning. Con- There could be more social events planned so that part-time grad students can become involved.
Shannon Ogden
Reviewed: 9/25/2014
Degree: Public Health
The faculty is very accessible and they legitimately want you to succeed. There are many social events if you desire to attend. The campus and surrounding city blocks are very secure, with Penn security on many street corners.
Barbara Herzstock
Reviewed: 8/12/2014
Degree: Public Health
Walk-able location, great faculty and staff. But, tuition and health insurance is pricey.
Brittany Clark
Reviewed: 7/8/2013
Degree: Public Health
The program is very competitive but allows for the individual concentration of intended majors. I appreciate the comprehensive nature of the program, combining the schools of medicine, veterinary medicine, nursing, and the arts.
Brittany Clark
Reviewed: 5/22/2013
Degree: Public Health
The University has uniquely incorporated a multi-faceted approach and perspective to the study of public health. Though housed in the Perelman School of Medicine, the program incorporates anthropological, veterinary, nursing, medical and international health courses. I enjoy the flexibility within the curriculum to explore my particular public health interests.
Brittany Clark
Reviewed: 2/9/2013
Degree: Public Health
The University of Pennsylvania provides a unique opportunity for a multidisciplinary course of study for Masters students interested in Public Health. Housed in the Perelman School of Medicine, the program has ties with different University programs and provides an abundance of networks with faculty and staff. Furthermore, ties with the community allow students to become actively involved with their learning enviornment. Not only are students able to obtain and education, but they are also able to... Read More