Saturday, January 18—No parking in the O’Shaughnessy Lot after 11:00 p.m. Park overnight vehicles in the Dew Drop Lot, the overnight parking area in the Library Lot (eastern half of the lot), or the Caecilian Lot.
Sunday, January 19—All vehicles must be moved to the O’Shaughnessy Lot by 11:00 p.m. No parking in any lot except the O’Shaughnessy Lot
Monday, January 20—Snow emergency ends at 6:00 a.m. Park per the normal parking regulations.
College for Adults | Henrietta Schmoll School of Health
Do you find yourself motivated by the idea of increasing quality of life, health, and safety for communities large and small? When you earn your hybrid (on-campus and online) public health degree in St. Paul from St. Kate's College for Adults, you’ll gain the skills and experience to influence health and safety policies, improve the health of populations, and work for social justice.
Classes meet: Evenings and weekends
Time to completion: 24 months
Credits for major: 48
Cost per credit (2019–2020): $445
Start: Fall, spring, or summer
Most College for Adults students receive some form of financial aid.
You'll learn about public health foundations, global health, epidemiology, healthcare teams, and biological impacts on human health, all with a focus on ethics.
Each course for the bachelor's in public health for adult learners meets in a hybrid format, combining evening/weekend meetings on our St. Paul campus with online learning between sessions — perfect for busy adults.
A degree in public health prepares you for employment in public health, strengthens the background of health professionals who are interested in public health practice areas, and provides an excellent foundation for students who are interested in pursuing graduate study in public health, pre-professional degrees (e.g. pre-Med, pre-PA) or related areas.
After graduating with their bachelor's, students can move seamlessly into St. Kate's Master of Public Health (MPH): Global Health program, A fast-track, "3+2" dual degree option is available for students who want to combine a bachelor's in public health with the MPH degree.
Students who graduate from the hybrid (on-campus and online) public health program from St. Kate's College for Adults will possess the skills and experience to enter into positions such as:
