What does GSH mean in UNIVERSITIES

The Graduate School of Health (GSH) is a post-graduate program that provides comprehensive instruction in an array of topics related to the health sciences. It offers research and clinical experience opportunities so students can gain an advanced understanding of healthcare issues.

GSH offers a variety of courses tailored to different areas in health sciences such as epidemiology, biostatistics, genetics, biomedical science, public health policy, nutrition and dietetics and health services management.

To be eligible for admission into GSH programs, applicants should hold a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with satisfactory academic marks. Additionally, some programs may have additional prerequisites like letters of recommendation or statement of purpose which will need to be fulfilled during the admission process.

There are several types of financial assistance available for GSH students such as loans, grants and scholarships. Students should contact their institution's financial aid office to find out more information on available assistance programs.

Depending on the specific course/program chosen by the student, completing a graduate school program at GSH can take anywhere from 1 year to 2+ years depending on if they decide to attend full-time or part-time.