Bachelor of Science

HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (51.2211)

Graduation Requirements (A Minimum of 121 Credits)

The Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration program provides students with a broad view of today’s Health Care System. The program provides the professional skills needed for administrative positions throughout the Health Care Industry. In addition, the program prepares its graduates for admissions into graduate level studies in the Health Care system. Florida National University awards a Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration upon graduation from this program.

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General Education (39 Credits)

Student Life Skills (1 Credit)
Credit Hours
  • SLS 1501
    College Study Skills
    1
English and Communications (9 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • ENC 1101
    English Composition I
    3
  • ENC 1102
    English Composition II
    3
  • SPC 1017
    Fundamentals of Oral Communications
    3
Humanities (6 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • Any Two Humanities Courses
    6
Social Science (6 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • ECO 2013
    Principles of Macroeconomics
    3
  • Any Social Science Course
    3
Natural Science (7 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • BSC 1010
    General Biology
    3
  • BSC 1010L
    General Biology Lab I
    1
  • BSC 1081
    Basic Anatomy and Physiology
    3
Mathematics (7 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • MAC 1105
    College Algebra I
    3
  • STA 2014
    Introduction to Statistics
    4
Information Literacy (3 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • CGS 1030
    Introduction to Information Technology
    3

Core Requirements (67 Credits)

Lower Division (25 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • ACG 2003
    Principles of Accounting I
    3
  • ACG 2003L
    Principles of Accounting I Lab
    1
  • ACG 2071
    Managerial Accounting
    3
  • HSC 1000C
    Introduction to Health Care
    3
  • HSC 1531C
    Medical Terminology
    3
  • MAN 2021
    Principles of Business Management
    3
  • MEA 2304C
    Medical Office Management
    3
  • MEA 2305C
    Medical Office Procedures
    3
  • MEA 2332C
    Medical Insurance Coding and Billing
    3
Upper Division (42 Credits)
Credit Hours
  • GEB 3213
    Business Communication
    3
  • HSA 3170
    Financial Issues in Health Care
    3
  • HSA 3412
    Cultural Diversity in Health Care
    3
  • HSA 3553
    Ethics in Health Care
    3
  • HSA 4222
    Long Term Care Administration
    3
  • HSA 4502
    Risk Management
    3
  • HSC 3111
    Introduction to Health Services
    3
  • HSC 3201
    Community Health Care
    3
  • MAN 4151
    Organizational Behavior
    3
  • MAN 4301
    Human Resources Management
    3
  • MAR 3712
    Health Care Marketing
    3
  • PLA 4522
    Health Care Law
    3
  • HSA 4922
    Health Service Administration Capstone
    3

ELECTIVES (15 CREDITS)

Suggested Electives
Credit Hours
  • HSA 3191
    Health Information Systems
    3
  • HSA 3650
    Ethics of Caring for the Elderly
    3
  • MAN 3342
    Supervisory Skills
    3
  • MAN 4802
    Entrepreneurship
    3
  • MAN 4441
    Negotiation & Conflict Resolution
    3
  • HSA 4421
    Legal Aspect & Legislation in Healthcare
    3

During Health Services Administration classes at Florida National University, you will learn the basics of finance, marketing, human resources, health policy and many other important health related subjects that will help you manage healthcare operations. Through hands-on training and classroom lectures, you will prepare for a managerial role in healthcare, to successfully lead teams and support medical facilities. Health services administrators work in a variety of locations including physician’s offices, hospitals, clinics, and many other medical facilities.