Georgia State University · Atlanta, Georgia

Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.)

MSHANot CAHME-accredited (other programs are)On campus

What Should You Know About Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) at Georgia State University?

Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) is a MSHA program at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, offered on campus. It requires seven core courses plus three electives and takes 12 months, cohort-based, evening courses at the Buckhead Center. The school publishes a program total of $42,549. Admission tests: GMAT/GRE not required. Georgia State University is on CAHME's accredited list, but this program isn't the one CAHME accredits.

Program Details

DegreeMSHA (MHA and equivalent)
Formaton campus
CreditsSeven core courses plus three electives
Length12 months, cohort-based, evening courses at the Buckhead Center
GRE/GMATGMAT/GRE not required
Work experienceWork experience preferred, not required
TuitionProgram cost: $42,549 Georgia residents; $51,847 non-Georgia residents; $53,353 out-of-country residents

From robinson.gsu.edu, reviewed September 28, 2026. Check start dates, deadlines and current tuition with the school before you apply.

How This Program Compares

  • Estimated tuition of $42,549 is the 98th lowest of 134 MHA programs on this site with an estimate (median $29,000).
  • This site lists 75 on campus MHA programs, this one included.
  • Georgia State University is on CAHME's list, but this program is not the one the accreditation covers.

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Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.): Common Questions

How Much Does Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) at Georgia State University Cost?

Program cost: $42,549 Georgia residents; $51,847 non-Georgia residents; $53,353 out-of-country residents. Tuition changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with Georgia State University.

How Long Is Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.)?

Seven core courses plus three electives, 12 months, cohort-based, evening courses at the Buckhead Center, according to the school's program page.

Does Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) Require the GRE or GMAT?

GMAT/GRE not required, according to Georgia State University's admissions information.

Do You Need Work Experience for Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.)?

Work experience preferred, not required.

Is Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) CAHME Accredited?

Georgia State University is on CAHME's accredited list, but this program isn't the one CAHME accredits.

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Sources

  1. robinson.gsu.edu: Master of Science in Health Administration (M.S.H.A.) program page, reviewed September 28, 2026
  2. CAHME, accredited and certified programs (September 2026)

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