UIC · Chicago, Illinois

Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential)

MHACAHME accreditedOn campus

What Should You Know About Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) at UIC?

Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) is a MHA program at UIC in Chicago, Illinois, offered on campus. It requires 56 semester hours and takes 2 years. The school publishes a program total of $57,216. Admission tests: GRE optional. Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) is covered by CAHME accreditation (CAHME accredited-program list, September 2026).

Program Details

DegreeMHA (MHA and equivalent)
Formaton campus
Credits56 semester hours
Length2 years
GRE/GMATGRE optional
Residency or internshipMHA preceptorship (HPA 495) and two-part capstone
TuitionStarting at $57,216 (in-state); starting at $86,476 (out-of-state)

From publichealth.uic.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 $57,216 is the 116th lowest of 134 MHA programs on this site with an estimate (median $29,000).
  • Its 56 credits compare with a median of 42 for MHA programs, so expect more coursework or a longer program.
  • This site lists 75 on campus MHA programs, this one included.
  • It is one of 143 programs covered by CAHME accreditation.

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Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential): Common Questions

How Much Does Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) at UIC Cost?

Starting at $57,216 (in-state); starting at $86,476 (out-of-state). Tuition changes each year; confirm fees and total cost with UIC.

How Long Is Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential)?

56 semester hours, 2 years, according to the school's program page.

Does Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) Require the GRE or GMAT?

GRE optional, according to UIC's admissions information.

Does Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) Include a Residency or Internship?

MHA preceptorship (HPA 495) and two-part capstone.

Is Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) CAHME Accredited?

Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) is covered by CAHME accreditation (CAHME accredited-program list, September 2026).

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Sources

  1. publichealth.uic.edu: Master of Healthcare Administration (Residential) program page, reviewed September 28, 2026
  2. CAHME, accredited and certified programs (September 2026)

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