As an MSU Denver Online student, you receive all benefits of in-person students, including 24/7 tutoring and mental health support, plus dedicated Success Coaches for your online journey.
Declare a fully online Anthropology major and you can get up to $1000 per semester in scholarships that are not need based.
MSU Denver courses are designed with your career in mind and we offer internship and job placement assistance unique to your situation.
MSU Denver’s online Public Health B.A. prepares students for careers in community health, public policy, and health education. Discover the path to a successful career with MSU Denver’s Public Health Degree. Our online program offers flexibility and comprehensive coursework to help you achieve your goals in the field of public health.
MSU Denver’s Public Health Degree curriculum covers essential topics such as epidemiology, health policy, and community health. Our program equips you with the skills needed to excel in the field, offering a Public Health Degree and Public Health Major options tailored to your goals.
Graduates of our Public Health Major can pursue diverse career opportunities in public health, health education, and community health. Our program provides you with the knowledge and credentials to thrive in a variety of public health roles, such as community health worker, health educator, or policy analyst.
Our Public Health Degree program offers the flexibility to balance your education with your personal and professional life. Enjoy the convenience of studying from anywhere while receiving a top-tier education.
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55% Students receive scholarships or grants |
87% Students work part or full time |
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100% Online No location-specific requirements |
120 Credit Hours Degree completion requirement |
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14:1 Average student-to-faculty ratio |
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Primary areas for public health careers fall into these main categories: epidemiology, biostatistics, healthcare research, chronic and acute illness, applied healthcare projects, environmental & occupational health, health education & behavioral sciences, infectious disease, public policy, global health, nutrition, and maternal child health. Given the recent challenges of a global pandemic and emerging public health concerns, there will be ample opportunities for continued growth in these professional areas.
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Course options and availability differ each semester. Please work with an advisor to customize a degree plan for your situation.
View Required Public Health CoursesLow in-state tuition, reduced tuition for western states, scholarships exclusive to online majors, and flexibility to take as many or few classes as you want, all make MSU Denver the affordable online choice.
As low as $315.20 /credit*
Example: 12 credits – $4,703.36 total including tuition & fees.
*Colorado Opportunity Fund (COF) reduces per-credit costs for eligible Colorado residents.
As low as $646.80 /credit
Example: 12 credits – $682.56 total including tuition & fees.
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) and Roadrunner Interstate Tuition (RIT) reduce nonresident costs for certain states.
Declare a fully online major and you may qualify for up to $1,000 per semester (fall/spring). No separate scholarship application is required.
Learn more about eligibility and how it works.
Exclusively online students save over $100 per semester in fees compared to on-campus students.
See detailed tuition and fee information:
Undergraduate Tuition & Fees.
Figures shown are example 2025–26 rates.
Most applicants are admitted, and you’ll usually get your decision within a few days.
What happens next: Once you submit your application, you’ll hear back within a few days.
Send your official college transcripts. If you have 24 or more transferable credits, you don’t need to submit a high school transcript.
See how your credits will transfer. Use Transferology to check how your previous classes may apply toward your degree.
You’re eligible for admission if you have a 2.0 or higher unweighted high school GPA, are 20 or older with a high school diploma or GED, or have 24 or more transferable college credits.
Let us know more about you and we’ll send you information about online programs, timelines and more.
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