Washington University in St. Louis Reviews of Master's in Public Health

"I was a student in the George Warren Brown School of Social Work, and earned Master's degrees in both public health and social work. The staff and faculty of the Brown School were excellent, the classes were very rigorous, and the curriculum was quite flexible, enabling you to make it your own. My main complaint with Wash U is that the graduate schools and students are very separated from the undergraduate students. I did not feel a part of the university community, and graduate students were not even given access to many campus services. If graduate students were better integrated into the school environment, that would make the experience much more enjoyable and convenient."

"The Occupational Therapy Program is a great program that provides valuable experience! It's expensive, but worth the investment."

"The Program in Occupational Therapy is continuously one of the top rated in the country and has proven to be an amazing learning experience so far. There is lots of hands on training and a focus on a multi-disciplinary approach to prepare students for the real world of the changing healthcare system. The research opportunities are amazing, and many students are able to publish their work in academic journals. Students also have the opportunity for fieldwork experiences around the United States which is a unique opportunity this program offers. The faculty and staff are very supportive and engaging. This program has been a great experience so far and continues to produce leaders in the field."

"The Washington University School of Medicine Program in Occupational Therapy is simply phenomenal. I have learned more in the last 3 years than I ever thought I would in graduate school. WashU OT really gives you the skills to problem solve real-world issues at the client, group, organization, and population level. I know that I have the skills to advocate for myself and my clients in today's healthcare system as well as mold to the healthcare system as it changes. The faculty is top-notch and always open and available to help. They are very supportive and encouraging in many worthwhile student endeavors and show a genuine attitude of fervor and compassion. I was very passionate about OT before I began graduate school and am even more passionate now! I am sad to be graduating this year, but excited to see where my WashU OT education will take me."

"The graduate program in Occupational Therapy is great and is well rounded and the faculty wants you to succeed. It is a bit intimidating, though, and there is a new curriculum and not sure the kinks have been worked out yet."