Degree Evaluation

NOTE: All program and graduation requirements change periodically. Students may have to modify some of the courses to match their specific program requirements.

Requirements for each degree are found in the SDSU Catalog under Public Health.  MPH and MS students should contact the Graduate Advisor directly with questions about their degree requirements.  If an unusual adjustment to the degree requirement is warranted, it must be requested by the Graduate Advisor. Email the Graduate Advisor for the MPH and MS degrees in the School of Public Health at [email protected]

The Degree Evaluation (also called the Degree Audit report) is a resource for students and advisors to track requirements for graduation. The report includes Program of Study, GPA and advancement to candidacy requirements.

Instructions on how to access and interpret the Degree evaluation:

Instructions for the Degree Evaluation are found in Graduate Studies under Degree Completion. 

The Program of Study appears on the Degree Evaluation. This is a list of courses required for graduation.

Students should run a degree audit at the end of the first semester, when grades are posted, and before the beginning and at the end of each semester thereafter.

Changes to Program of Study

Changes to Program of Study, including adding  courses taken not appearing on the Degree Audit (for example, electives) or for concurrent petitions to change requirements, can be made with the Petition for Adjustment of Academic Requirements (PAAR) form, accessed electronically through Graduate Studies.