Outcome figures are institution wide, from the US Department of Education College Scorecard.
GRENot stated
English test (TOEFL or IELTS)Not stated
Minimum GPANot stated
Recommendation lettersNot stated
Prior degreeNot stated
Statement of purposeNot stated
“Each college offers a limited number of graduate teaching, research and laboratory assistantships.”
“Research activity in the School of Public Health has risen dramatically in recent years, with $82 million in sponsored research and outreach funding FY ’22-26.”
“As a public institution, Georgia State University is committed to both excellence and value.”
Extracted from publichealth.gsu.edu (opens in new tab) and graduate.gsu.edu (opens in new tab) · latest recorded check 2026-09-08
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