Grace College

Programme overview

Grace College’s MBA with a Healthcare Administration concentration is a 37-credit, fully online master’s designed for working professionals and delivered in 8‑week blocks. The program is cohort-based, taught from a Christian perspective, and emphasizes leadership, operational decision-making, and ethical practice in hospitals, clinics, long‑term care and public health organizations. The average completion time is about two years. The program is offered by an institution accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and credits earned are transferable.

What you'll study

Students complete the MBA core alongside specialized healthcare courses. Concentration topics explicitly listed include healthcare policy, healthcare finance, health services operations, and regulatory compliance. The curriculum trains students in leadership, operational management and ethical decision-making tailored to the regulatory and financial challenges of healthcare delivery.

Entry requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution
• Minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75
• Complete the graduate application process (recommended at least one month before term start)

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for leadership and management roles in health organizations. The program identifies common outcomes such as hospital administrator, healthcare operations manager, clinical director, and health services consultant.

Scholarships & funding angle

The published total program price on the course page is $20,350 and the school states financial aid options are available. Prospective students should contact admissions and financial aid for current cost details and aid eligibility.