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Duration 2 years
Cost per Credit $965
Credit Hours 39

Program Benefits

Available On-Campus or Online
Demand for medical and health services managers is expected to grow by 28% between 2022 and 2032¹
No GMAT/GRE required and no application fee

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Navigate an Ever-Evolving Healthcare Industry

With your AACSB-accredited MBA from Scranton specializing in Healthcare Management, you’ll learn to apply advanced business skills within the healthcare setting.

Successful delivery of patient care depends on the sustained operational excellence of the medical setting. With The University of Scranton’s AACSB-accredited MBA specialization in Healthcare Management, you’ll gain the skills to supervise healthcare facilities, plan and direct operations and manage healthcare teams.

You’ll master both the theory and the skills needed to maintain a sustainable, successful organization. Lead with an approach to decision-making that emphasizes ethics using the Triple Bottom Line theory — an emphasis on sustainable development as it relates to social, fiscal and environmental responsibility.

And with tuition rates much lower than similarly top-ranked competitors, we’re proud to provide you an exceptional value for your investment.

Career Outlook: The Business of Modern Healthcare

Demand for medical and health services managers is expected to grow by 28% between 2022 and 2032. These critical administrative positions currently earn a median salary of $110,680, with the top 10% of earners making more than $216,750 annually.¹

An MBA with a Healthcare Management specialization could also serve you well in many corporate settings, including the medical device or pharmaceutical industries.

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Curriculum: Business Skills for Healthcare Leadership

You’ll gain the advanced business skills you need to navigate the financial, legal, and professional intricacies of the healthcare industry, so you can become an invaluable leader for your organization.

The Kania School of Management is among a small number of institutions accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. This specialization is taken as part of the 39 total credits required for the MBA degree.

Curriculum

Program Outcomes: Tackle the Big Issues

The Healthcare Management specialization of Scranton’s MBA curriculum will prepare you to:

Navigate the financial realities of the healthcare industry and how they impact the financial health of your own organization.
Negotiate the hierarchy of healthcare personnel, including middle management, governing board, medical staff and administration.
Tackle major healthcare issues confronting your organization and understand how hospital administration affects healthcare delivery.
Work with a consideration for the practices, processes and technologies of the healthcare industry.

Admissions Requirements

To apply for Scranton’s Master of Business Administration program, you’ll need:

Completed application
Undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities
Professional résumé
Statement of intent
Two letters of reference — at least 1 from a supervisor or other professional reference
No GMAT/GRE required

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Tuition Details

The MBA program at The University of Scranton consists of 39 credit hours and costs $965 per credit hour.

We strive to provide you with an affordable, high-quality education. That’s why we’re ranked a Best Value School, Regional Universities North, by U.S. News & World Report for 2024.²

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Faculty: The Kania School’s Team of Specialized Experts

As a student of the Kania School of Management, you’ll have access to industry experts, each with a focused background that aligns with our specialized curriculum.

No matter what you’re passionate about in business, you’ll connect with a network of mentors who share your enthusiasm and can teach you exactly what you need to know.

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Why Learn at Scranton?

Earn a degree without interrupting your career. You’ll be part of a learning community led by a diverse and expert faculty. Online programs reflect the same rigorous standards as our on-campus programs.

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Financial Aid

Financial aid options are available to help you pay for your education. A personal financial aid counselor will assist you in identifying and taking full advantage of all opportunities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question we don’t cover here, request more information or call 570-941-4416.

What accreditation does your Master of Business Administration program have?

The University of Scranton is regionally accredited – a nationally recognized credential and the highest level of accreditation a traditional college or university can obtain – by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). The MBA program is housed by the AACSB-accredited Kania School of Management.

Does the Master of Business Administration require work experience?

Yes, three years of professional or supervisory work experience is required, along with an affidavit of work experience signed by a supervisor or employer. To learn more, contact us at 570.941.4416 or by email.

Does the Master of Business Administration require an entrance exam like the GMAT or GRE?

The University of Scranton does not require any entrance exams. Three years of management experience is required for admission.

Does the Master of Business Administration accept transfer credits?

The Master of Business Administration program accepts up to six transfer credits with program director approval. To learn more about credit transfers, contact us at 570.941.4416 or by email.

Does the Master of Business Administration offer specializations?

Yes, the MBA program offers nine specialization options including accounting, business analytics, enterprise resource planning, finance, healthcare management, human resources management, international business, and supply chain management. Learn more about our selection of MBA specializations here.

Sources:

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (April 17, 2024). Medical and Health Services Managers. Occupational Outlook Handbook. Retrieved May 1, 2024, from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/medical-and-health-services-managers.htm.
U.S. News & World Report (2024). The University of Scranton Rankings. Retrieved May 2, 2024, from https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-scranton-3384/overall-rankings.