Application
Content: Hunter graduate application, a statement of purpose,
official undergraduate and, if applicable, graduate transcripts, two
letters of recommendation, and scores from the general GRE (The GRE
is waived for applicants with existing Master's or higher degree from
a U.S. or Canadian institution. MCATs are not accepted in lieu of
the GRE.) International students and U.S. residents and citizen with
higher education degrees from non-English speaking institutions must
also submit TOEFL scores (minimum 600).
Submit
Application to: Hunter Admissions, 695 Lexington Avenue, NY, NY
10010 in accordance with the deadlines below. See
Admissions for
general information, to download an application, and for links to
financial aid and related departments. You may also request an application
via email at: admissions@hunter.cuny.edu
, in writing via the address above, or by phone at 212-772-4490.
A
faculty committee will utilize astandardized scoring form to evaluate
each applicant, based on GPA, TOEFL scores, clinical experience, and
essay quality.
Meeting
minimum requirements does not guarantee acceptance to the program,
which is based, by necessity, on the limitations of space and resources.
The Hunter College Public Health Nutrition Program is dedicated to
equal opportunity for all applicants who meet admission requirements.
Application Deadlines
MPH & MS Degrees (all tracks)
The deadline for applications is April 1 for Fall and Nov
1 for Spring admission. Contact or view the Hunter
Admissions website to submit an online application or to
request a paper application, and for information on finnancial aid,
tuition and additional information. Applications and support materials
are to be sent directly to Hunter Admissions and not UPH. Please note
there are a series of application deadlines based on applicant circumstances.
For those seeking financial aid or internal Hunter scholarships, the
deadline is January 15th for Fall. For those with foreign transcripts,
whether U.S. citizens, residents or residing overseas, the deadline
is Feb 1 for Fall and August 15 for Spring. For all other applicants
the deadline deadline is April 1 for Fall and Oct 1 for Spring.
International Students & Residents/Citizens with non-US transcripts
International students submit a completed application by February
1 for Fall and August 15 for Spring admission. This deadline is never extended. Residents and citizens
submitting non-U.S. transcripts submit the basic application and original
transcript(s) by the international student deadline. GRE scores and
letters of recommendation may meet the respective October 1/April
1 deadlines. Contact Admissions
for procedural and general admissions information. Applications
and supporting materials should be mailed to Hunter Admissions.
Non-Matriculating Students (Non-Degree) (GRE not required)
Non-matriculated students may register for a maximum of 9 credits
for courses listed on the schudule as "majors or dept permission".
Registration is contingent on space availability. Original transcripts
are not required. You must, however, submit a photocopy of a diploma
or transcripts indicating an earned Bachelor's or higher degree. All
students must also submit proof of immunizations. The Hunter College
form (see Forms on the Registrar's website) or an alternative form
from a previous college or an employer is acceptable. See the Admissions
website (admissions.hunter.cuny.edu) for the non-degree enrollment
process. Preferred deadline is 6 weeks before each semester start.
International students, and residents and citizens submitting foreign
transcript contact Admissions
for the application deadline. Credits earned as a non-matric are applied
to the graduate degree for students accepted into the program.
Admissions Process