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Our combined program allows highly qualified undergraduate students to begin working toward the master’s degree as juniors or seniors.

• The curriculum emphasizes cultural and personal determinants of health and wellness from an ecological perspective. Coursework prepares students as program planners and coordinators of health promotion programs in community, worksite, clinical, and educational settings.
• There are 30 credits required for the master's degree, including a thesis or exit project. Nine of these credits may be double-counted toward also meeting major, minor, electives, or other university requirements.
• Combined program students remain undergraduates and pay their undergraduate tuition rate until they apply for graduation or submit a request to the Graduate School to have their classification changed from undergraduate to graduate. Consult the One Stop office regarding how classification affects your tuition and financial aid eligibility. 

Refer to the University Policy Library for complete details, including minimum credit counts and requisite classification status for graduation eligibility.

• Junior or Senior ranking
• Cumulative GPA of 3.00 or greater
• A college-level course in introductory statistics and research methods
• KNH462/562 is recommended with senior standing
• Timeline for course work and declaration of interest should be discussed with KNH adviser

• Complete the , be sure to indicate the combined program option
• $50 application fee
• Transcript
• Three letters of recommendation, at least two academic recommendations (e.g. undergrad instructor or professor)
• Resume or CV
• Personal Statement