Aug. 16, 2023
Next Start Date
16
Courses Required
$880
Cost Per Credit Hour
47
Total Credit Hours
Program Details
The MHA program is designed for those who want to build their careers specifically in the healthcare industry. From unparalleled partnerships and internship experiences to exclusive access to leading experts and industry-specific resources, this unique program will help you go further faster as a healthcare leader.
Maximum flexibility
With full- and part-time options available, as well as an option to complete an internship with your current employer, the program will accommodate your needs.
Align your unique interests with a specialty area
Students can tailor the program around their individual interests, allowing them to specialize in a variety of areas across the healthcare industry.
Strong partnerships, exceptional hands-on learning opportunities
Take full advantage of the School of Public Health’s distinctive partnerships as you apply classroom concepts to a real-world setting. From healthcare providers and community health advocates to agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s NIOSH, you’ll have access to a wealth of local, state and national organizations. Additionally:
- AUPHA Member: As the only program in the state to be granted membership to the Association for University Programs in Health Administration, MHA faculty – and you – gain access to scholarships, exclusive resources and professional development opportunities.
- CEPH Accredited: The MHA program is housed within the state’s only accredited School of Public Health, ensuring the program’s delivery of quality educational experiences for all students.
Program Testimonial
Rachel Baker
Expected Graduation Date: May 2022
Additional Degrees: Bachelor of Science (BS) in Public Health
“This career path has endless possibilities, and it’s exciting to know that no matter what my interests are, I can find a way to incorporate that into my career in public health.”
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Admissions
Admissions Guidelines
- Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with a preferred overall GPA of 3.5, minimum 3.0.
- Minimum 3-5 years post-bachelors work experience or similar within a healthcare or other professional setting.
- TOEFL scores for international students only (minimum 550 paper-based) (minimum 213 computer-based) (minimum of 80 internet-based).
- Other requirements:
- Resume
- Letters of recommendation (2-3)
- Personal statement
Applicants must apply via the Schools of Public Health Application Service (SOPHAS). Upon acceptance from SOPHAS, applicants must submit a WVU Graduate Application.
For the SOPHAS Application, applicants must submit:
- A statement of purpose and objectives
- Three letters of reference
- A current resume/curriculum vitae
- All university transcripts (SOPHAS requires original transcripts from ALL U.S. institutions attended, even study abroad)
WVU requires international students to submit TOEFL scores.
Please note: The GRE requirement has been removed for the 2020-2021 application cycle. However, should you choose to submit your official GRE test scores, use WVU School of Public Health SOPHAS GRE code: 0157
Submit as soon as possible. Do not wait for SOPHAS to receive transcripts, recommendations, or test scores.
Allow up to four weeks for SOPHAS to verify grades and process your application.
Applications that are complete will be reviewed by the department. Students will receive correspondence from the WVU School of Public Health regarding their acceptance and instructions to complete the WVU Graduate application.