Healthcare Administration

Online Associate Degree Program

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Prepare to Make an Impact in Healthcare

The University of Arkansas Grantham’s Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration prepares students for industry specific entry level administrative roles in healthcare settings. The program develops foundational skills in healthcare management, reimbursement, and health information systems, including electronic health records and medical coding as well as legal, regulatory, and ethical requirements, the impact of technology and organizational practices.


Program Outcomes

  • Explore challenges characteristic of the fast-changing healthcare industry
  • Relate management techniques and performance models to optimize organizational outcomes
  • Investigate legal, regulatory and ethical healthcare requirements in real-world scenarios
  • Demonstrate professional interdisciplinary communication
  • Apply basic understanding of technology and its impact on healthcare organizations
  • Articulate managerial concepts and leadership models in a healthcare setting

Student Stories

Meshonda Long
Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration

To obtain this degree, I had to push through challenges and adversity, which required immense strength and determination. My journey towards completing my degree program at UA Grantham was not without obstacles, but I am proud of how I overcame them to achieve my academic goals. It has taught me the importance of perseverance, hard work, and resilience in the face of adversity.

Shinelle Brown
Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration

Earning my AAS in Healthcare Administration was a journey of balancing full-time work and family life. There were many late nights studying after long shifts, and moments I questioned if I could truly do it. My biggest challenge was staying motivated when exhaustion set in. What kept me going were my children and significant other. My family always said, "Every small step forward is progress, no matter how tiny." That advice resonated deeply. It helped me break down overwhelming tasks into manageable pieces and celebrate every quiz passed or assignment completed. Knowing they believed in me made all the difference. Their constant encouragement helped me push through and achieve this huge goal.

Andria Hogan
Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Administration

Completing my degree was a journey of perseverance and resilience. There were times when balancing family, work, and school felt overwhelming, but I reminded myself daily why I started. I pushed through late nights of studying and moments of doubt by leaning on my faith in God, and the support of loved ones who encouraged me not to give up. My family's belief in me gave me the strength to keep going, and finish what I started.


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Healthcare Administration (AAS) Curriculum

University of Arkansas Grantham’s 100% online healthcare administration degree coursework is designed to help you prepare for your next challenges.

Program Snapshot:
Program Core Credits:
41
General Education Core Credits:
19
Total Credit Hours:
60
Accreditation(s):
DEAC

Program Core


General Education


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Talk to a dedicated admissions representative and get answers to all your Healthcare Administration questions. Give us a call at 800-955-2527 or email us at admissions@uagrantham.edu.

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Joela Osejo
Joela Osejo
AAS in Healthcare Administration
Fayetteville, AR
Class of 2024

Working towards my Associate Degree was challenging, fascinating, and extremely rewarding. Being a wife, mother of two little ones, and working full time while going to school was a terrifying thought. However, I proved to myself that the saying "It's never too late" holds true. What I thought impossible, became possible through University of Arkansas Grantham!

*Time to completion is contingent upon continuous enrollment and maintaining satisfactory academic progress.