Our online BS in Healthcare Administration degree prepares students to lead and collaborate with others and ensure efficiency and safety in healthcare settings. 

Earning a healthcare administration degree can provide you with the following:

• Knowledge of the past and present trends of the healthcare industry in the U.S.
• Various skills for increasing organizational efficiency within a healthcare setting
• Guidance for managing, coaching, mentoring, communicating, and collaborating with employees and stakeholders in a professional healthcare setting
• Exposure to the various aspects of a business, including finance, human resources, marketing, strategic planning, and information technology
• Familiarity with healthcare policies, ethics, regulations, practices, and laws

• CCCK’s tuition is competitive at $425 per credit hour.
• CCCK allows up to 90 transfer credits (transfer credits determined on a case-by-case basis), and your program may last anywhere from a year to four years, so tuition can vary greatly.
• 97% of our students receive some form of financial aid.
• Learn more about CCCK's financial aid options.

There are a variety of financial aid options. Some possible ways to finance your BS in Healthcare Administration program include:

• Employer Tuition Reimbursement
• Scholarships
• Federal Financial Aid Grant and Loan Programs

Visit our financial aid page for more information.

A High School Diploma with a minimum GPA of 2.0 or GED is required to enroll in our healthcare administration program.

Learn how to work on the business side of hospitals, nursing homes, hospice centers, and more through a healthcare administration degree by gaining critical skills such as:

• History of the healthcare industry
• Organizational efficiency 
• Management, mentorship, and coaching
• Finance, human resources, and strategic planning
• Marketing, communication, and IT
• Healthcare policies, regulations, practices, and laws
• Ethics and problem-solving in healthcare

Healthcare administrators work in a variety of places in the public and private sector, including but not limited to:

• Hospitals
• Nursing Homes
• Long-term Care Facilities
• Physician Group Practices
• Assisted Living Facilities
• Home Health Agencies
• Medical Clinics
• Health Departments
• Pharmaceutical Companies
• Health Insurance Providers
• Consulting Firms
• Food and Drug Administration
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
• Red Cross
• American Hospital Association
• Short-term Rehabilitation Facilities
• Post-acute Care Facilities

Yes. Central Christian College of Kansas Online allows you to transfer a maximum of 90 credits toward your bachelor’s program.

This generous transfer policy means:

• Less time spent on general education courses.
• Complete your degree more quickly.
• Save money based on the number of units you transfer over.

Yes! We will work with you to determine how your veterans’ benefits can help finance your BS in Healthcare Administration degree.

CCCK students take one course at a time, enjoying the ability to work and maintain work-life balance while studying.

• Each course is only 6 weeks long, and there are 4 courses per semester.
• The entire program can take a year to four years, depending on your transfer credits, which are determined on a case-by-case basis.

While each role has its own specifics, there are several responsibilities that healthcare administrators tend to have:

• Employee recruitment, hiring, and management 
• Budgeting and financial oversight
• Developing and implementing policies and procedures
• Implementing business strategies to ensure quality care
• Ensuring organizational safety 
• Overseeing technology in the workplace

If you are a new college student, you need a high school diploma or GED to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration online program.

Transfer students need additional credits from a two-year or four-year institution.

You may also want to consider studying healthcare administration online if you:

• Are passionate about health, quality care, and efficiency
• Have strong communication and collaboration skills
• Want to build, manage, and lead teams to achieve business outcomes
• Can both see the big picture and pay attention to the details
• Like the idea of empowering medical providers to best serve their patients

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 32% growth in Medical and Health Services Managers roles between 2020–2030. That’s 4x the average rate for all professions.

A healthcare administration degree online can pave the way to earning a higher salary. With a median salary for a Medical and Health Services manager of $104,280 per year, healthcare administration roles are part of an exciting growing sector.

The field of health services management and medical management will grow more quickly than the average of other occupations, and a 17 percent growth is projected between now and 2024. Having an online bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration is a wise choice for healthcare administration professionals seeking growth in knowledge, critical thinking skills, and remunerative rewards. 

While you are working, a part-time healthcare administration degree online is one of the most convenient ways to acquire an online bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration that will prepare you for a career in:

• Medical and health service management
• Nursing home administration
• Health information management
• Ambulatory services management
• Medical practice management
• Provider network management

Consider a call with an enrollment advisor to discuss your:

• Transfer credit options
• Online, hybrid, or in-person classes
• Student support systems
• Flexibility of coursework
• Part-time or full-time
• Campus and faculty culture
• Financial aid options

The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration at Central Christian College of Kansas Online can prepare you for the job you desire. Download your program guide to see if CCCK's online healthcare administration degree is right for you.

CCCK online degrees are available in most states of the United States. They are not available to residents of these states:

• Georgia
• Maryland
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Montana
• Iowa
• New Mexico
• Washington D.C.
• North Dakota

This degree is available in all other states, including Alaska, Hawaii, and D.C.