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Masters in Public Health Programs in Texas

Explore masters in public health programs and graduate schools offering MS public health degrees. Find the best public health programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. School of Public Health - Texas A&M University

    • Texas A&M University
    • Graduate School
    • College Station, TX

    • University of Texas - El Paso

      • Graduate School
      • El Paso, TX
      • 19 reviews

      Freshman: I really like this University because it is affordable and I'm learning many things. They offer many programs and their environment is outstanding. Everywhere you go you see different diverse faces and that is the beauty of this University. Not only that but since they have many parking spaces you don't have to walk miles to get to class and just in case you get hungry all you have to do is take a stroll that is 5 minutes away. I recommend this University to everyone!
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      • University of Texas - Health Science Center at Houston

        • Graduate School
        • Houston, TX
        • 4 reviews

        Graduate Student: UTH- houston is made up of strictly graduate and professional schools offering a lot of opportunities for research, and specified course work. The student programs are great and the community is welcoming. They also offer a bussing system between campuses, the gym and parking which is super helpful downtown!
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        • University of North Texas Health Science Center

          • Graduate School
          • Fort Worth, TX
          • 2 reviews

          Graduate Student: University of North Texas HSC is a great school for anyone who is wanting a family and uncompetitive atmosphere while still teaching you how to be the best health care professional possible. Not only do they teach you about medicine, but they teach you about self care and mental health. One thing I would like to see at UNT HSC, as well as other schools, is diversity. Although the school(s) are trying to bring in people of color, it would be nice to see more.
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          • University of Texas - Medical Branch at Galveston

            • Graduate School
            • Galveston, TX
            • 3 reviews

            Graduate Student: This school is full of like minded people from such diverse backgrounds, that it is impossible to not find people you mesh with well. The professors and hospital staff are really welcoming and interested in your success as students and future colleagues. There are great opportunities to volunteer with your community and provide services to the underserved. Along with volunteer opportunities, there is a great Student Life team that keeps the entire campus moral up, and provides different events to help you balance a social and professional life. The campus itself has amazing student resources including a variety of workshops in order for you to learn and manage a variety of life's worries, such as stress and finances. The support is honestly quite amazing. I highly recommend considering the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, TX if you are interested in medicine, health, and being part of a community that makes it a priority to give back.
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            • Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center

              • Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center
              • Graduate School
              • Lubbock, TX
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