A combined bachelor’s-plus-master’s pathway that lets students complete an undergraduate degree at Grace College while simultaneously earning an M.S. in Healthcare Administration through a partner institution. Suited to students aiming for leadership roles in healthcare who prefer a blend of liberal‑arts undergraduate training and graduate study delivered online.
Graduate coursework focuses on administration and leadership in healthcare organizations with attention to topics such as patient privacy and healthcare organization. Students receive their undergraduate liberal-arts and science education from Grace faculty while completing MHA coursework online through JPU instructors. The program trains students to assume leadership responsibilities and pursue ongoing professional development in clinical environments.
The published course description does not list specific admissions criteria or prerequisites for the dual-degree pathway. Prospective applicants should contact Grace College admissions or the program office for current details on eligibility, application steps, and any required documentation.
Graduates are prepared for administrative and leadership roles across healthcare settings. Typical job paths cited include hospital management, medical clinic management, group practice administration, and patient safety leadership positions.
The program page does not specify dedicated scholarships for the dual-degree. Applicants should review Grace College financial aid and scholarship resources and inquire about support for online graduate study through the partner institution; many students combine institutional aid, scholarships, and standard financial-aid options to fund their studies.
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