In response to question : 3.3 overall gpa, went to a large state university, 2.5 years of undergraduate research, 2nd Author Publication from undergraduate, 2 years of full time research after undergrad, roughly 12 poster presentations (lost track tbh). I'm pretty sure what helped me was very strong lor letters and my SOP. I do not believe they normally call applicants for interview offers but, I guess in my case they did.

Received phone call from POI for on campus interview February 12-14.

Accepted to the Masters in Health Promotion & Health Education concentration for Fall 2020 admissions.

Rejected from waitlist

Pretty sure I will be accepting but trying to come to terms with the Baltimore situation.

Waiting to hear back about financial aid offers.

Got an offer of admissions on April 25th; I plan to accept by their stated deadline: May 9th. :) Looking forward to starting in Sept 2019, and hope this information helps other people plan!

4.0 cGPA, work experience with vulnerable populations.

Email to check SGS

Recommended for admission on March 29, official offer on April 12

Inquired in March and was given this response: "Thank you for your inquiry regarding your application status. We have ranked all applicants. Your application was not ranked high enough to be offered an offer of admission for the first round. However, your application has been put forward for a secondary review. We will inform you of a notice of decision mid to late April. It's becoming increasingly more and more competitive year by year. We received the highest record of applications this year close too 500." Was sent rejection May 28.