PGHR accepts and publishes articles on a rolling basis year-round - there are no submission deadlines.
PGHR has no article submission or publication fees.
Yes, students are more than welcome to submit multiple articles at any time regardless of previous submission acceptance or rejection.
Depending on submission volume, please allow us up to 21 days to thoroughly review your article and provide feedback.
To clarify, your article is NOT being published by The Johns Hopkins University, our publication’s affiliate institution, but by the Pre-Collegiate Global Health Review.
Being published in PGHR does not guarantee admission to Johns Hopkins University or other selective universities. However, being published in an international peer-reviewed journal is a rare accomplishment that demonstrates intellectual curiosity, passion, and effective communication skills. Students are more than welcome to highlight their publication(s) in PGHR on applications and resumes.
Yes, feel free to check out the annual international Global Health Leaders Conference at Johns Hopkins University that is open to students in grades 9-12.
​Unfortunately, PGHR only accepts articles from students who are in grades 9-12 or enrolled in a secondary institution. You will be more than welcome to submit an article once you are eligible!
If you did not immediately recieve a confirmation email upon submitting the article submission form, this means that your submission may not have been processed. Please email us at pghr@glohea.org.
Yes, you may submit an article.
You are eligible to submit to PGHR until you begin your studies at a post-secondary institution (college/university). Students on gap year(s) between secondary school and college are eligible to submit to PGHR.
Although your article was rejected by the Editorial Review Board, you are more than welcome to resubmit an article on the same topic if it is rewritten with substantial revisions. Additionally, you are are welcome to submit an article on a different global health topic.