University of Kansas School of Medicine

What you'll study

The publicly available text does not list specific course modules. The MHSA is presented as a professional graduate program oriented to preparing students for health services management; detailed curricular elements and student outcomes are available through the program's CAHME Advance Search Tool.

Entry requirements

The source page does not provide a detailed admissions checklist. It does publish entering class profiles showing recent cohorts (class sizes of 11–14 students), average GPAs around the mid-3.0s, and average ages in the mid-to-late 20s. For formal admissions criteria, the program directs applicants to its admissions materials.

Career prospects

The program positions graduates for managerial roles in healthcare given its CAHME accreditation and public reporting of outcomes. The page references sector-level data: a projected 23% growth in health services manager jobs from 2024–2034 and a median pay of $117,960 for health services managers, indicating strong labor-market demand for trained administrators.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source mentions Financial Aid & Scholarships as part of the program web content but does not list specific awards or amounts. Prospective students should review the program’s financial aid pages and contact the MHSA office for current scholarship, grant, and funding options.