Master of Health Administration (M.H.A.)
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PROGRAM OVERVIEW
This program aims to empower a diverse population of pre-, early, and mid-career students to become innovative and inclusive lifelong learners employed in positions of progressive responsibility in a variety of evolving healthcare sectors in the US and throughout the world. Our faculty is committed to advancing their professional expertise in the field of health administration, to using innovative adult learning methods, as well as contributing to sector knowledge bases through applied research and service.
The Master in Health Administration (MHA) is a 48 to 54 credit program delivered primarily through evening hybrid courses.
Students are assigned a class status, which is determined after program entry - this will determine your credit load and expectations for graduation. Please see the curriculum and competencies webpage for more detailed information.
The program is flexible for both full and part-time students, and for pre-career and through mid-career students, with courses meeting in the evening, on weekends, and online.
ROADMAP TO SUCCESS
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GET SET UP BEST |
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Apply and get accepted into the program - Be sure to have met the requirements for admission into the program; please see the Prospective Students webpage to know more about what choices you should consider before joining the program. |
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Check out GVSU's Graduate School New Student Orientation webpage - Here, you can find resources you need to get an accurate read on what's expected of you as an admitted graduate student at GVSU |
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Review your Financial Aid package in Banner - Be sure to know what funds are available to you before you decide whether you'd like to study full time or part time at GVSU |
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Research any Graduate Assistantship opportunities - These positions on campus are limited and may be program specific. Check them out and see if any are a good fit for you |
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Review the video library at the Registrar's Office - These video tutorials cover topics related to class registration, myPath, and student information |
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Log into Handshake to browse on-campus employment opportunities |
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Check out the course catalogue to know what classes to take and in what recommended order! |
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Register for your classes through Banner |
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START YOUR SEMESTER STRONG |
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Review all the steps along the Graduate Student Checklist |
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Review syllabi and information about contacting your professors |
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Check out buying options at the Laker Store for books, supplies, and more |
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Make final tuition payment by the deadline |
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Purchase your parking permit and review campus maps/parking options and bus routes. |
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Attend your first week of classes -- Want to switch things up? Be sure to use Banner to add/drop any classes before the deadline |
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Get familiar with advising options available to you |
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Get to know your academic support services! Library, Knowledge Market, Statistical Consulting Center, Disability Support Resources |
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Check out the Graduate Student Association for information about becoming a member, finding resources on campus, and ways students advocate for each other |
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FINISH THE SEMESTER STRONG |
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Check out the CECI Fellows, where CECI students mentor other CECI students along their educational journeys |
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Make connections with classmates! Set up study groups, social hours, or just find ways to stay connected in between classes |
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Review other community building opportunities for graduate students |
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Finalize your FAFSA filing by the deadline for financial aid next year |
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Check in on your midterm grades and/or schedule a check-in with your professors |
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Meet up with your Subject Librarian, who can help you find information and resources related to your field of study |
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Check in with your favorite academic support service to help recover your grades or to stay on track with your current success |
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Make an appointment with the University Counseling Center - you get free sessions with a trained therapist |
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Prepare for final exams and projects |
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Below are some excellent resources for your graduate studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please see the MHA's website for their Frequently Asked Questions.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE DESIGNATED DIRECTOR OR ADVISOR FOR YOUR PROGRAM VIA THIS WEBSITE.