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The professors are incredible, and I still keep in touch. So if you're going to go, take advantage of your access to the faculty! The tuition is absurd, and random charges will be added to your account that you'll only be told about later. The financial aid office is quick to take money slow to let you know about aid. Very few scholarship opportunities and again with the random charges. The MPH school is a building off campus, it's not pretty or in a convenient location like the undergrad campus... Read More is. The education itself is quite standard. The university claims to help with career opportunities, it literally sends an email with free/minimum wage internship opportunities, not actual connections. Getting a job will be based on networks, not on your degree, so be aware of that.

I'm currently enrolled as an online MPH student at USC, and the program is fantastic! As the spouse of an active duty military member, it's been extremely difficult to find a prestigious college that I can attend because we move so often. This program is not only at a great college, but is taught by the same wonderful professors who teach the courses in person at the school. The program encompasses all the basics of MPH, but also how to apply these concepts and skills to the real world instead of... Read More just teaching you things that you'll later have to apply to your career. I absolutely adore the staff and have had a wonderful experience here.

The University of Southern California online Masters of Public Health program has been an amazing experience in furthering my career as a health professional. I am hundreds of miles away from the physical campus however I have still had access to endless resources and networking opportunities throughout the program. The faculty are all amazing and passionate to help students truly succeed in their future careers. I thoroughly enjoyed my educational experience with USC and would absolutely recommend... Read More it to anyone interested.

Pros: Close to downtown LA (entertainment, dining,etc) Learn a lot from the program, supportive staff If interested in working with underserved populations, then a lot of options Tram/Bus service is excellent Cons: Campus is unsafe at night Minimal eating options most of which are unhealthy Small library with only one bathroom for 3 floors No nearby grocery/convenience stores Expensive with little to no financial aid for most students Gym is off campus (need to take bus) On campus housing doesn't... Read More have kitchens Need a car to do anything away from campus

My program is not listed- Master of Science in Global Medicine. I am unable to select it from the list and the "other" option is not working. I found my education very valuable and felt that I was constantly supported by staff, faculty, and my peers. As this program is targeted primarily for pre-medical or other pre-professional students, I appreciated the reality of the workload. I feel that I am better prepared to take on the next step of my education in pursing a Medical Degree. The most memorable... Read More part of the program cannot be attributed to one experience, as I was able to do research on campus, abroad, and become educated on worlds impeding issues in medicine. Furthermore, the Core Principles courses which are the equivalent to the first semester courses at Keck, allowed me to become exposed to what Medical School has to entail. I highly recommend to any student who is looking to pursue a Master's pre-medical school or other pre-professional programs.