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To be eligible for admissions a student must:

• Complete all parts of the application form online.
• Applicants must provide the following:
  • a completed application
  • a curriculum vita or resume
  • complete two letters of professional reference
  • official transcript from the institution from which a bachelor’s degree was earned
  • an interview (in person, phone, or online, as is convenient to the applicant) with the director of the graduate program, for students who pass the initial screening

• Applicants must have earned a bachelor's degree from an institution of higher education accredited by an institutional accreditor, with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 on a 4-point scale with a major or minor in business.* Students who have not majored or minored in business, must either take the GMAT and score at least 500, earn a B or higher in at least two prerequisite classes as assigned by the Program Director, or have at least three years of business management experience.
• Students from universities outside of the United States will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

* Exceptions can be made on a case by case basis.

BHA 613 Healthcare Administration (3 hours)

The course places an emphasis on the application of theory and best standards of practice for the healthcare business environment. Students will develop leadership and competent skills specializing in healthcare systems, strategic planning, organizational structure, motivation, and problems solving within healthcare. 

BHA 613 Healthcare Law (3 hours)

This course examines a broad outline of health law and the healthcare system within the United States. There will be an emphasis on the impact of health law and regulations on health care systems including areas such as liability in the workplace, malpractice issues, risk management, and how to manage risks and potential litigious issues. 

BHA 615 Ethics in Health Care (3 hours)

This course will explore the ethical behavior, situations, and scenarios in the various health care environments. Students will analyze decision-making models, concepts, principles, and required responsibilities of health care providers and how these apply to their specific roles. 

BHA 616 Healthcare Information Management Systems (3 hours)

The course examines the use of information systems used within the healthcare industry. An emphasis will be placed for health services administrator’s us of systems to integrate clinical, human resource data, and financial information to support decision making within the facility. 

BHA 617 Global Health Principles (3 hours)

This course introduces the main concepts of public health and the vital links between global health and the economic and social development. Students will see determinants of health and how status is measured. There will also be a review on the burden of disease, risk dynamics, and procedures to address disease burdens in cost effective ways. 

BHA 699 Healthcare Administration Thesis (3 hours)

The master’s thesis is a culminating assessment for obtaining the degree of Master of Science in Healthcare Administration. Each project is unique to the student and flexible in its approach. This project will be a work of original scholarship and research to integrate the models, data, philosophies, and systems reviewed in the program. 

Program Costs:

• $705 per credit hour. 36 credit hour program over 14 months. Textbooks included. 

Please contact us for more information: healthcaregraduate@wesleyancollege.edu.

Additional specific costs may be considered as an adjacent to cost of attendance, for more information contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@wesleyancollege.edu or (478) 757-5205.