Resources
Our enrollment director can answer questions, offer guidance, and support current and prospective students.
Advising
We’re here to answer any questions you have along the way to your MHA degree. Don't hesitate to contact our faculty program advisors for assistance, questions, or concerns. Our doors and minds are open!
eMHA Course Schedule
Become familiar with our Executive Master of Health Administration (Online) courses. This is our most common schedule for earning your degree within two years.
MHA Course Schedule
Become familiar with our Master of Health Administration (In-Person) courses. This is our most common schedule for earning your degree within two years.
MHA Student Handbook
The MHA Student Handbook outlines program policies and provides information about your specific emphasis area and what you can expect as you earn your degree.
Program Competencies
There are 12 overarching competencies arrayed within three domains: Personal Development, Professional Development, and Applied Skills.
Student Services & Engagement
For more resources or a place to connect, we have information on testing centers, career services, online learning assistance, healthy life resources, local events, and more.
Student Testimonials
Meet our alumni and learn how the MHA program shaped their careers and lives.
Tuition and Financial Aid
Know what it will take to pursue your brilliant journey, in addition to information regarding tuition assistance and financial aid.
MHA (In-Person)
- Estimated tuition: $25,000 for the four-semester program format
eMHA (Online)
- Flat rate tuition: $35,000 for the four-semester program format
The eMHA tuition includes all books and materials needed for each course in the program. Books and materials will be mailed to each student at the beginning of each semester.
Tuition Rates
Tuition rates for MHA program formats are based on specified course sequencing to complete the degree in four semesters and 91¶ÌÊÓƵ’s Tuition and Fee Tables. Rates may change without notice. Out-of-state students receive the same tuition cost as in-state students. Non-resident students also receive a scholarship waiver to cover the non-resident portion of their tuition.
Graduate student aid can be a combination of loans and scholarships. Take advantage of the following financial aid resources:
We are here to help if you have questions or want to learn more about the MHA program.