I have somehow tricked Emory into accepting me to their MPH program on top of the Johns Hopkins MHS. Global epidemiology and epidemiology respectively. Now only waiting for EuroPubHealth (will be notified by March 3) and Georgetown (no notification timeline). Apartment lease ends at the end of March. I'll be moving in with my parents for a few months before shipping off to wherever I go come late summer/early fall. Parents still don't know I've applied. Waiting to hear back from EuroPubHealth before I tell them I applied so I can have some idea of whether or not I'm staying in these great United States. Covid cases slowing down sharply which is great. It's allowing me to do a lot of data cleanup which was badly needed.
Thanks! I'm surprised to say the least. Applying was very much so an afterthought. I wasn't planning on going for another year but schools cancelled the GRE this year and I didn't want to take a standardized test so I went for it for only my reach schools as a "what-if" kinda thing.
Wait - so you basically said "well shit if you guys aren't doing standardized testing I might as well shoot the moon" and hit it twice? so far? This says so very, very much about the GRE. And it reminds me that Jeff Sellingo's new book is out.
I might have done great on them, just didn't want to take them. They're a huge pain and reduce people to numbers. It's how good did you do on this test and that's it. But it wasn't about how we'll I'd have done, it was about having less than no desire to take them and having the opportunity to not take them present itself. But yeah that's pretty much how it went.
You should have seen that coming and been prepared. You really only have yourself to blame there.