<p>wat r some good schools w/ these majors or similar ones? thanx 4 the help =]]</p>
<p>Well, you're going to have to give more information than that. What are your stats? What are you looking for in a college, exactly?</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins and Emory are the best among the elites for public health.</p>
<p>Isn't Public Health a graduate program at most universities, including Emory and JHU?</p>
<p>JHU has the #1 ranked BME for undergraduate and graduate. It is also the undisputed #1 public health graduate school. Public health undergraduate is not ranked, but they do have a public health studies program (major?) for undergraduates.</p>
<p>Sounds like the perfect you school that you are looking for.</p>
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Isn't Public Health a graduate program at most universities, including Emory and JHU?
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Yes, public health is usually a graduate (MPH) field. Hopkins is one of the few universities to offer it as a major.</p>
<p>Emory is at least as good a choice (if not better) due to the extremely close ties between the university and the neighboring CDC, although Emory lacks a public health major. Research/internship opportunities are readily available, even at the undergraduate level.</p>
<p>Look into Tulane Undergraduate</a> Public Health Program at Tulane University</p>
<p>Rochester has a Health and Society undergrad major.</p>
<p>Penn has some great options for a very strong applicant. One can major in Health and Societies which is a history/social science view of health care in America. Health</a> and Societies</p>
<p>One could also look to go to Wharton and concentrate in Health Care Management.</p>
<p>A super competitive applicant should look at the LSM program Life</a> Sciences and Management at the University of Pennsylvania
This program would allow you to major in biology/biochemistry/biological basis of behavior along with business (concentrations in management or health care management would be of interest).</p>