Strayer College

What you'll study

The curriculum emphasizes applied management for healthcare organizations. Core topics explicitly noted in the program description include healthcare policy and law, financial management, health information technology, human resources, and strategic marketing. Students select one of two professionally aligned concentrations: Clinical Care Management or Public Health Management. Program credit structure is 40.5 quarter hours in MSHSA courses plus 13.5 quarter hours in the chosen concentration.

Entry requirements

The source text does not provide a detailed list of admissions criteria. Prospective applicants are directed to contact the university’s admissions office for program-specific application steps and requirements.

Career prospects

The degree is presented as preparation for healthcare facilities management and leadership roles. Graduates should expect to develop skills to lead teams and organizations, analyze healthcare issues and policies, manage budgets and financial data, and apply information technology to operational decisions—capabilities relevant to supervisory, department-head, and facility operations positions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

• Tuition is listed at $1,715 per master’s course. Additional charges noted include a $65 technology fee each term, a $150 one-time degree conferral fee, and a $100 resource kit fee per course.
• Institutional aid options mentioned include a $4,000 Alumni Master’s Scholarship, a promotion offering 50% off tuition when enrolling in two master’s courses (eligibility rules apply), and a Civic and Community Alliance Scholarship providing 25% off tuition for qualifying civic or nonprofit roles.
• Transfer-related savings: the site notes a potential $5,000 scholarship eligibility if a student transfers four or more courses; the program accepts transfer credits from accredited institutions.