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Health Services Administration Curriculum

Sixty three credits and cognate courses are required, spread across the following disciplines and departments:

  1. Five Courses in Business Administration to Include:

    BUS 103

    Computer Tools for Management

    BUS 121

    Principles of Management

    BUS 131

    Accounting I

    BUS 132

    Accounting II

    BUS 301

    Management Information Systems

  2. Six Courses in Sociology and Health Services Administration to Include:

    SOC 214

    Social Problems

    SOC 350

    Medical Sociology

    HSA 430

    Aging Issues (crosslisted SW 430/SSCI 430)

    HSA 402

    Death and Dying (crosslisted SOC 402)

    SOC 453

    Sociology of Wellness

    HSA 461

    Administrative Practicum in Health Care Systems

  3. Two Elective Courses in Social Science to be Chosen From:

    SOC 216

    Alcoholism and Other Addictions

    SOC 451

    Social Research

    SOC 452

    Computer Applications in Social Research

    PS 311

    State and Local Government

  4. Four Courses in Health Services Administration to Include:

    HSA 520

    Introduction to Health Services Administration

    HSA 597

    Health Services Administration Internship

    HSA 599

    Health Services Administration Seminar

    HSA 537

    Managerial Decision Making in Health Care Organizations

  5. Cognate Courses to Include:

    ECON 312

    Principles of Economics I (Macro)

    ECON 313

    Principles of Economics II (Micro)

    LE 400

    Administrative Law

    PS 310

    American Government and Politics

Academic Facts

  1. 127 credits are required for a degree.

  2. Transfer students must complete a minimum of 60 credits at Marywood University, divided equally between the major and the liberal arts.

  3. All courses in the major should be taken at Marywood University. Courses to complete the liberal arts requirements may be taken at other universities and transferred at the grade level of C or above.

  4. The student must maintain a QPI average of 2.5 in the major and 2.00 overall to graduate as well as be retained in the program.

12/04/2002

Liberal Arts Component of Marywood University

  1. New Student Seminar 2 credits

     

  2. The Human Condition in its Ultimate Relationship

    Religious Studies (2 courses)

    RST 112

    Modern Belief and Unbelief

    3 credits

    RST 2XX

    Elective

    3 credits

    Philosophy (2 courses)

    PHIL 113

    Introduction to Philosophy

    3 credits

    PHIL XXX

    Elective (> 100 level)

    3 credits

     

  3. The Human Condition in the Context of the Physical Universe

    Mathematics (1 course)

    3 credits

    Science (1 course and 1 lab credit)

    4 credits

    Mathematics OR Science (1 course)

    3 credits

     

  4. The Human Condition in Relation to Self and the Social Structure

    Psychology (1 course)

    PSY 211

    General Psychology

    3 credits

    History (2 courses)

    HIST 100

    Roots of the Modern World

    3 credits

    HIST 105*

    Ethnicity and Diversity in the Modern World

    3 credits

    Social Sciences (1 course)

    SOC 211

    Introductory Sociology

    3 credits

  5. The Human Condition in its Cultural Context

    English (2 courses)

    ENGL 180

    Introduction to World Literature

    3 credits

    ENGL XXX

    Elective (> 301 level)

    3 credits

    6 credits

    Selection dependent on student skills

    Fine Arts* (1 course)
    (See Art, Communication Arts, Music Dept. offerings)

    3 credits

  *Denotes Interdisciplinary Course

General Electives and Competencies

  1. General Electives 6 credits
    These electives may be taken from anywhere in the University's curriculum except in a student's major department.

  2. Competencies

    Speech (COMM 101)

    2 credits

    Writing Skills (ENG 160)

    3 credits

    Physical Education (1 wellness-1 credit; 1 skill area-1 credit)

    2 credits

TOTAL 64 credits



 

 

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