The School of Public Health and Health Services (SPHHS) congratulates you on your admission to The George Washington University! We are pleased that you have chosen to attend SPHHS, and we have created this web information to assist you in making a smooth transition to your studies at GW.
Please explore the rest of this website for more information about the GW School of Public Health and Health Services - learn about your department, student resources, courses and registration, and more.
We encourage you to schedule a visit with us to meet with your advisor, our student services staff, or some current students. To make an appointment, email asksphhs@gwu.edu.
Are you curious about what other SPHHS students are like? View the demographics of prior classes.
Stay Tuned For Information on Fall 2012 Orientation
The SPHHS Listserv is a vital communications link, through which you will receive emails about course schedule updates, seminars, internships, fellowships, professional conferences and student activities. This will be helpful to get you connected to the University and to its community. Please contact Robin Delk at robin3@gwu.edu so that you can be added to the SPHHS Listserv. Remember that you must use your "gwmail.gwu.edu" email address to subscribe to the Listserv!
It's important to meet with your advisor before you register. "Advising by email" also works if you can't make it to campus. Before you contact your advisor, please review the requirements for your program; these were sent to you when you were admitted and are also available on the Academic Programs page.
Registration for Spring 2012 will end on January 29, 2012. It is helpful to register as soon as possible, as some courses fill early. Please see the Courses and Registration page for an overview of advising and registration policies. Consult the Course Schedules page to identify the courses you want to register for, and then the How to Register page will guide you through the mechanics of registration. Please note: Registering between January 17 and January 29 will be considered late registration and will incur an $80.00 late fee.
Additional Registration Questions? Please contact:
Mallory Boyd, mallory@gwu.edu
Julia Butler-Mayes, jmbm@gwu.edu
Jennifer Lyles, jenlyles@gwu.edu
Spring semester 2012 classes begin on Tuesday, January 17, 2012.
Tuition and Fees are discussed here.
Financial Aid is discussed here.
Immunizations are required by District of Columbia law (Immunization of School Students Act) for all GW students under the age of 26. Students must either provide documentation of the required immunizations or obtain vaccinations at the Student Health Services Office before they will be permitted to register for classes. The law requires documentation of a current Tetanus/Diphtheria booster and two vaccinations against Measles, Mumps, and Rubella. Although not required, TB screening is recommended for international students. Your immunization card is in your admissions acceptance packet and should be completed and returned promptly. Additional forms can be obtained from the SPHHS Office of Admissions, Ross Hall Room 202. Initial failure to satisfy this requirement will result in a hold on your student account, which will prevent you from registering for future semesters or courses. You can fax your immunization form to the Student Health Services. Be sure to include your date of birth, GW ID or Social Security Number.
Student Health Services
2141 K Street, NW, Suite 501
Washington, DC 20037
Phone: 202-994-6827
Fax: 202-973-1572
Your one-stop shop for public health jobs, internships, and fellowships.