University of La Verne, Masters of Science in Finance, 4 Semester(s)

The University of La Verne's 12 courses, 36-unit Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree provides health services professionals with the key competencies and specialized knowledge to manage effectively in healthcare organizations. The MHA program shares and implements the University's commitment to personalized academic attention through small classes and one-on-one academic advising, as well as student-faculty learning and interaction with experienced staff.

Through MHA courses, students learn the economics of healthcare, organizational communications, and current trends and issues in health services. Designed to provide health services professionals with the in-depth knowledge, skills, and techniques to better manage the financial, budgetary, and cost-containment challenges of their departments, programs, units, and delivery systems.

To be eligible for consideration for a La Verne academic scholarship, a student must be admitted through the Office of Undergraduate Admission at the central La Verne campus and be enrolled as a full-time student. Academic scho... Read more

The University of La Verne's 12 courses, 36-unit Master of Health Administration (MHA) degree provides health services professionals with the key competencies and specialized knowledge to manage effectively in healthcare organizations. The MHA program shares and implements the University's commitment to personalized academic attention through small classes and one-on-one academic advising, as well as student-faculty learning and interaction with experienced staff.

Through MHA courses, students learn the economics of healthcare, organizational communications, and current trends and issues in health services. Designed to provide health services professionals with the in-depth knowledge, skills, and techniques to better manage the financial, budgetary, and cost-containment challenges of their departments, programs, units, and delivery systems.

To be eligible for consideration for a La Verne academic scholarship, a student must be admitted through the Office of Undergraduate Admission at the central La Verne campus and be enrolled as a full-time student. Academic scholarships are not need based and are annually renewable based on full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic progress. La Verne academic scholarships are awarded to first-time college students based on high school grades in college preparatory coursework only, and ACT/SAT scores (if applicable) at the time of admission. La Verne academic scholarships are awarded to transfer students based on college GPA at the time of admission. Award requirements are available through the Office of Undergraduate Admission.

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